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Green Tea by Henry L. Lefevre Monday, November 10, 2008 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Green tea can kill you.

Green tea? I love it. Diet, however keeps me above it. "Don't drink the green," Is Doc Sawbon's claim. "If you die young, I won't take the blame." He keeps telling me To lay off the green So what is his problem? Are all doctors mean? Or just hate to lose patients Because of thin blood? Should I obey him and give up that crud? My wife says "listen Don't be Elmer Fudd." I must follow her orders Or my name will be mud. Oh well. At least I'm not pushing up daisies because of blood thinners.

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Reviewed by Karen Palumbo	11/12/2008

Henry! Always a pleasure to read your work, love the humor and advice... Be always safe, Karen




Reviewed by Connie Faust	11/10/2008

Maybe an occasional cup will see you through. Maybe a cup every year on the anniversary of your pacemaker--how would that be? Make sure you don't have it with broccoli, though. Blood thinners and broccoli don't go well together, either. I am very partial to Tea poems, and to tea. You have my sympathy. Connie