Lew Perin

Lew Perin

@babelcarp@social.tchncs.de

Accepting bitterness is the leap of faith in the religion of tea.
#tea
I try to follow people who are either friends of mine or people I learn things from. (Delightfully, there is overlap between the two categories!) If I get the impression that you’re here mainly to display your moral or aesthetic superiority, I will try to ignore you.

Lew Perin

@babelcarp@social.tchncs.de

Accepting bitterness is the leap of faith in the religion of tea.
#tea
I try to follow people who are either friends of mine or people I learn things from. (Delightfully, there is overlap between the two categories!) If I get the impression that you’re here mainly to display your moral or aesthetic superiority, I will try to ignore you.

Lew Perin

@babelcarp@social.tchncs.de

Accepting bitterness is the leap of faith in the religion of tea.
#tea
I try to follow people who are either friends of mine or people I learn things from. (Delightfully, there is overlap between the two categories!) If I get the impression that you’re here mainly to display your moral or aesthetic superiority, I will try to ignore you.

Lew Perin

@babelcarp@social.tchncs.de

Accepting bitterness is the leap of faith in the religion of tea.
#tea
I try to follow people who are either friends of mine or people I learn things from. (Delightfully, there is overlap between the two categories!) If I get the impression that you’re here mainly to display your moral or aesthetic superiority, I will try to ignore you.

Lew Perin

@babelcarp@social.tchncs.de

Accepting bitterness is the leap of faith in the religion of tea.
#tea
I try to follow people who are either friends of mine or people I learn things from. (Delightfully, there is overlap between the two categories!) If I get the impression that you’re here mainly to display your moral or aesthetic superiority, I will try to ignore you.

Lew Perin

@babelcarp@social.tchncs.de

Accepting bitterness is the leap of faith in the religion of tea.
#tea
I try to follow people who are either friends of mine or people I learn things from. (Delightfully, there is overlap between the two categories!) If I get the impression that you’re here mainly to display your moral or aesthetic superiority, I will try to ignore you.

Lew Perin

@babelcarp@social.tchncs.de

Accepting bitterness is the leap of faith in the religion of tea.
#tea
I try to follow people who are either friends of mine or people I learn things from. (Delightfully, there is overlap between the two categories!) If I get the impression that you’re here mainly to display your moral or aesthetic superiority, I will try to ignore you.

Lew Perin

@babelcarp@social.tchncs.de

Accepting bitterness is the leap of faith in the religion of tea.
#tea
I try to follow people who are either friends of mine or people I learn things from. (Delightfully, there is overlap between the two categories!) If I get the impression that you’re here mainly to display your moral or aesthetic superiority, I will try to ignore you.

Lew Perin

@babelcarp@social.tchncs.de

Accepting bitterness is the leap of faith in the religion of tea.
#tea
I try to follow people who are either friends of mine or people I learn things from. (Delightfully, there is overlap between the two categories!) If I get the impression that you’re here mainly to display your moral or aesthetic superiority, I will try to ignore you.

Lew Perin

@babelcarp@social.tchncs.de

Accepting bitterness is the leap of faith in the religion of tea.
#tea
I try to follow people who are either friends of mine or people I learn things from. (Delightfully, there is overlap between the two categories!) If I get the impression that you’re here mainly to display your moral or aesthetic superiority, I will try to ignore you.

Lew Perin

@babelcarp@social.tchncs.de

Accepting bitterness is the leap of faith in the religion of tea.
#tea
I try to follow people who are either friends of mine or people I learn things from. (Delightfully, there is overlap between the two categories!) If I get the impression that you’re here mainly to display your moral or aesthetic superiority, I will try to ignore you.

Lew Perin

@babelcarp@social.tchncs.de

Accepting bitterness is the leap of faith in the religion of tea.
#tea
I try to follow people who are either friends of mine or people I learn things from. (Delightfully, there is overlap between the two categories!) If I get the impression that you’re here mainly to display your moral or aesthetic superiority, I will try to ignore you.

Lew Perin

@babelcarp@social.tchncs.de

Accepting bitterness is the leap of faith in the religion of tea.
#tea
I try to follow people who are either friends of mine or people I learn things from. (Delightfully, there is overlap between the two categories!) If I get the impression that you’re here mainly to display your moral or aesthetic superiority, I will try to ignore you.

Lew Perin

@babelcarp@social.tchncs.de

Accepting bitterness is the leap of faith in the religion of tea.
#tea
I try to follow people who are either friends of mine or people I learn things from. (Delightfully, there is overlap between the two categories!) If I get the impression that you’re here mainly to display your moral or aesthetic superiority, I will try to ignore you.

Lew Perin

@babelcarp@social.tchncs.de

Accepting bitterness is the leap of faith in the religion of tea.
#tea
I try to follow people who are either friends of mine or people I learn things from. (Delightfully, there is overlap between the two categories!) If I get the impression that you’re here mainly to display your moral or aesthetic superiority, I will try to ignore you.

Lew Perin

@babelcarp@social.tchncs.de

Accepting bitterness is the leap of faith in the religion of tea.
#tea
I try to follow people who are either friends of mine or people I learn things from. (Delightfully, there is overlap between the two categories!) If I get the impression that you’re here mainly to display your moral or aesthetic superiority, I will try to ignore you.

Lew Perin

@babelcarp@social.tchncs.de

Accepting bitterness is the leap of faith in the religion of tea.
#tea
I try to follow people who are either friends of mine or people I learn things from. (Delightfully, there is overlap between the two categories!) If I get the impression that you’re here mainly to display your moral or aesthetic superiority, I will try to ignore you.

Lew Perin

@babelcarp@social.tchncs.de

Accepting bitterness is the leap of faith in the religion of tea.
#tea
I try to follow people who are either friends of mine or people I learn things from. (Delightfully, there is overlap between the two categories!) If I get the impression that you’re here mainly to display your moral or aesthetic superiority, I will try to ignore you.

Lew Perin

@babelcarp@social.tchncs.de

Accepting bitterness is the leap of faith in the religion of tea.
#tea
I try to follow people who are either friends of mine or people I learn things from. (Delightfully, there is overlap between the two categories!) If I get the impression that you’re here mainly to display your moral or aesthetic superiority, I will try to ignore you.

Lew Perin

@babelcarp@social.tchncs.de

Accepting bitterness is the leap of faith in the religion of tea.
#tea
I try to follow people who are either friends of mine or people I learn things from. (Delightfully, there is overlap between the two categories!) If I get the impression that you’re here mainly to display your moral or aesthetic superiority, I will try to ignore you.

Lew Perin

@babelcarp@social.tchncs.de

Accepting bitterness is the leap of faith in the religion of tea.
#tea
I try to follow people who are either friends of mine or people I learn things from. (Delightfully, there is overlap between the two categories!) If I get the impression that you’re here mainly to display your moral or aesthetic superiority, I will try to ignore you.

Lew Perin

@babelcarp@social.tchncs.de

Accepting bitterness is the leap of faith in the religion of tea.
#tea
I try to follow people who are either friends of mine or people I learn things from. (Delightfully, there is overlap between the two categories!) If I get the impression that you’re here mainly to display your moral or aesthetic superiority, I will try to ignore you.

Lew Perin

@babelcarp@social.tchncs.de

Accepting bitterness is the leap of faith in the religion of tea.
#tea
I try to follow people who are either friends of mine or people I learn things from. (Delightfully, there is overlap between the two categories!) If I get the impression that you’re here mainly to display your moral or aesthetic superiority, I will try to ignore you.

Lew Perin

@babelcarp@social.tchncs.de

Accepting bitterness is the leap of faith in the religion of tea.
#tea
I try to follow people who are either friends of mine or people I learn things from. (Delightfully, there is overlap between the two categories!) If I get the impression that you’re here mainly to display your moral or aesthetic superiority, I will try to ignore you.

Lew Perin

@babelcarp@social.tchncs.de

Accepting bitterness is the leap of faith in the religion of tea.
#tea
I try to follow people who are either friends of mine or people I learn things from. (Delightfully, there is overlap between the two categories!) If I get the impression that you’re here mainly to display your moral or aesthetic superiority, I will try to ignore you.

Lew Perin

@babelcarp@social.tchncs.de

Accepting bitterness is the leap of faith in the religion of tea.
#tea
I try to follow people who are either friends of mine or people I learn things from. (Delightfully, there is overlap between the two categories!) If I get the impression that you’re here mainly to display your moral or aesthetic superiority, I will try to ignore you.

Lew Perin

@babelcarp@social.tchncs.de

Accepting bitterness is the leap of faith in the religion of tea.
#tea
I try to follow people who are either friends of mine or people I learn things from. (Delightfully, there is overlap between the two categories!) If I get the impression that you’re here mainly to display your moral or aesthetic superiority, I will try to ignore you.

Lew Perin

@babelcarp@social.tchncs.de

Accepting bitterness is the leap of faith in the religion of tea.
#tea
I try to follow people who are either friends of mine or people I learn things from. (Delightfully, there is overlap between the two categories!) If I get the impression that you’re here mainly to display your moral or aesthetic superiority, I will try to ignore you.

Lew Perin

@babelcarp@social.tchncs.de

Accepting bitterness is the leap of faith in the religion of tea.
#tea
I try to follow people who are either friends of mine or people I learn things from. (Delightfully, there is overlap between the two categories!) If I get the impression that you’re here mainly to display your moral or aesthetic superiority, I will try to ignore you.

Lew Perin

@babelcarp@social.tchncs.de

Accepting bitterness is the leap of faith in the religion of tea.
#tea
I try to follow people who are either friends of mine or people I learn things from. (Delightfully, there is overlap between the two categories!) If I get the impression that you’re here mainly to display your moral or aesthetic superiority, I will try to ignore you.

Lew Perin

@babelcarp@social.tchncs.de

Accepting bitterness is the leap of faith in the religion of tea.
#tea
I try to follow people who are either friends of mine or people I learn things from. (Delightfully, there is overlap between the two categories!) If I get the impression that you’re here mainly to display your moral or aesthetic superiority, I will try to ignore you.

Lew Perin

@babelcarp@social.tchncs.de

Accepting bitterness is the leap of faith in the religion of tea.
#tea
I try to follow people who are either friends of mine or people I learn things from. (Delightfully, there is overlap between the two categories!) If I get the impression that you’re here mainly to display your moral or aesthetic superiority, I will try to ignore you.

Lew Perin

@babelcarp@social.tchncs.de

Accepting bitterness is the leap of faith in the religion of tea.
#tea
I try to follow people who are either friends of mine or people I learn things from. (Delightfully, there is overlap between the two categories!) If I get the impression that you’re here mainly to display your moral or aesthetic superiority, I will try to ignore you.

Lew Perin

@babelcarp@social.tchncs.de

Accepting bitterness is the leap of faith in the religion of tea.
#tea
I try to follow people who are either friends of mine or people I learn things from. (Delightfully, there is overlap between the two categories!) If I get the impression that you’re here mainly to display your moral or aesthetic superiority, I will try to ignore you.

Lew Perin

@babelcarp@social.tchncs.de

Accepting bitterness is the leap of faith in the religion of tea.
#tea
I try to follow people who are either friends of mine or people I learn things from. (Delightfully, there is overlap between the two categories!) If I get the impression that you’re here mainly to display your moral or aesthetic superiority, I will try to ignore you.