This summer I was introduced to Blended Matcha at Teopia. Well it was too expensive to drink this totally awesome beverage on a regular basis so I created my own low fat economical version. 
Not surprisingly I created a lens on my Blended Matcha. I have not added the pictures yet but you will get the just of the recipe.
Have you tried Matcha?
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“A bad habit never disappears miraculously; it’s an undo-it-yourself project.” ~Abigail Van Buren Writing is a habit. And guess what? You are in control of the habit. If you want to make writing every day a habit then you have to actually get up a few minutes earlier, take a few minutes out of your…
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The decision to create an outline for a work-in-progress (WIP) is truly an individual one. Most writers are divided into plotters or pansters. Plotters would not dream of starting their novel without first creating an outline. Pansters literally fly by the seat of their pants. They prefer to let the muse run the show and…