Tea

Teatime is by its very nature a combination of small luxuries arranged in social symmetry.  And althought tea for one is certanily a fine thing, the addition of a circle of dear friends to share it with  ensures the whole is larger than its parts.  Author Unknown

For if I could please myself I would always live as I lived there. I would choose always to breakfast at exactlly eight and to be at my desk by nine, there to read or write till one. If a cup of good tea or coffee could be brought to me about eleven, so much the better. Tea should be taken in solitude. C. S. Lewis, Surprised by Joy