Tea Time

Green is the favourite colour of the Limriddler!!  Sorry the Limriddle was a bit late today. First, we had to locate the little Leprechaun, and sure enough he was in an Irish pub somewhere celebrating, and then we had to sober him up and, well, long story.  The first correct responders by 5:30 this week were:

1. Bill H., Edinburg, Texas; Tom D., Haliburton, Ontario
2. Sue S., Kauai, Hawaii
3. Karen K., Peterborough, Ontario
4. Amelia R., Toronto, Ontario
5. Steve K., Peterborough, Ontario
6. John M., London, Ontario
7. Thomas W., Citizen of the World
8. Duncan R., Thunder Bay, Ontario
9. Lynn R., Oakville, Ontario
10. Warren G., Kitchener, Ontario
11. Ron P., Brantford, Ontario
12. Kathy E., Guelph, Ontario
13. Joan-Marie D., Markham, Ontario
14. Sandra S., Oakville, Ontario
15. Cherie H., Citizen of the World
16. Dave D., Oakville, Ontario
17. Susan R., Coldbrook, Nova Scotia
18. Terri P., Toronto, Ontario
19. Peter K., Kingston, Ontario
20. Randy K., Oakville, Ontario
21. Archie B., Halton Hills, Ontario
22. Jim D., Markham, Ontario
23. Louise C., Calgary, Alberta

Green

Flavonoid content is high in the tea.

Green tea contains flavonoids, which are more prevalent in green tea than in black tea.  Flavonoids are rich in antioxidants that protect your cells against free radicals. And who wants radicals running around free in their cells?

Shades of resentment cast enviously.

When envy is characterized as a shade or colour, it tends to be green.

Rookies are new,

Discomfited too.

A new hire might be referred to as green and in need of guidance, training, reassurance, or maybe some embarrassing induction ritual.

Sustainable world that's impurity free.

Maintaining a green planet requires environmental awareness and the preservation of natural resources.