Iced Tea
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October marks a whole month of breast cancer awareness throughout the US, a disease that still kills 40,000 women every year in the US alone. However, at a recent event (today in fact), to raise funds for a particular breast cancer charity (the Nancy Owens Memorial) I was reminded of one thing that I have yet to enjoy about living in Houston and very much doubt that I ever will. Every fundraising event or awards ceremony that I have been to seems to provide unlimited supplies of it, indeed many establishments do too, often for free. It seems to be a ubiquitous and accepted part of life in Houston, and indeed across much of the US too where it is always readily available to be handed out at a moments notice. And what's worse, people here seem to genuinely like and enjoy it. It certainly seems on the outside to be nice, but it's just a disguise for something that for me I avoid at all times and at every occasion.
I am of course talking about none other than ….
Iced Tea!
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