Happy birthday to James Tissot, born on this day in 1836. When Tissot moved to London in 1871, he immersed himself in the local scene, with work for Vanity Fair and genre paintings with the river Thames as backdrop as seen here. The artist’s friend Degas owned a pencil study for this work. http://met.org/ZCGVYyJames Tissot (French, 1836–1902) | Tea | 1872*****
蘇拾瑩 SusieSu Shirley Chen，morning tea, afternoon tea好像是澳洲傳統哄.....如果沒有就好像少了一味捏....(難怪說澳洲有三多:蒼蠅多，喝茶多多，胖女人多...)
Shirley Chen 嗯！ 下午若不來個 cupa , 就覺得不對勁.
蘇拾瑩 SusieSu Shirley妳已經滿口澳洲腔啦....還cuppa tea咧....
Urban Dictionary: cuppa
slang contraction of "cup of", believed to be Irish in origin.
Meaning to have a cup of whatever the person offering is drinking, not necessarily tea, or coffee.
Meaning to have a cup of whatever the person offering is drinking, not necessarily tea, or coffee.
"Come 'ere an' 'ave yerself a cuppa, mate!"
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