You decide to make your presence today with a storm - classic.

You are the Strongest one. When everything burns around you, you are the one still standing.

Your role in Chaos Maker is a curious one (and one many seem to be interested in). A "necessary evil" so to speak.

GDPR and Email: Part 3, Data Portability

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Last time on this blog, we looked at the issues of forgetting and unsubscribing, and how the General Protection Data Regulation (GDPR) affects email marketers. That particular portion of the GDPR has…

This’ll be my first year celebrating. I was thinking of skipping this year due to difficulties, but figured it would provide some insight.

Of course, I'm talking about tea. I'll be making these along with personalized cupcakes for everyone. 

Day 1- Wesir (Osiris) For Wesir a simple tea made from black tea and roasted barley (recipe for roasting barley here) would be an easy offering with a minimal effort. The barley satisfies His association with grains and the black tea is strong and dark. 

Day 2- Heru-wer (Horus the Elder) Heru-wer is associated with oranges (probably because of the color and shape,) so a nice and strong orange based tea, like Lady Grey or an  orange spice are great and easily acquired options. If possible, try to get an orange tea with cloves in it, just for a bit of spice. I'll be using a Lady Grey tea with cloves that's lightly sweetened with honey.

Day 3- Set For Set I would suggest coffee rather than tea, but if you wanna stick with tea, try going for an orange tea or a red (Rooibos) tea, for color association. I'll be offering coffee mixed with orange liquor and melted dark chocolate (which I will not be consuming.)

Day 4- Aset Jasmine and rose tea sweetened with honey and almond milk. Almonds are a good offering for Aset, so the almond milk adds that element to two sophisticated and light floral flavors. 

Day 5- Nebt-het For Nebt-het a floral tea plus a tart fruit, like cranberries or raspberries, is a good option. I'll be offering a raspberry hibiscus tea that's sweetened with honey. 

These are all just my interpretations of information and people could have contracting ideas of good offerings based off upg, personal experience, or other research. I just wanted to share what I will be doing and offer ideas to you all. 

For other non-alcoholic offerings check out this post for suggestions. 

And, for those of you who are curious, my Epag days are August 6th-10th, with Wep Ronpet on the 11th.