Buzz was a cat. He lived for six years with me and my husband in Pennsylvania, where I used to teach high school physics. I’m the one who likes to drink tea. Loose tea. TGFOP tea. Tea brewed with boiling hot water and steeped just long enough for full flavor without bitterness. Buzz preferred water. Fresh from the tap. Stale water was not acceptable!
This blog is primarily for my friends and family to find out what I am doing. Also, it is for my parents, since I don’t call them often enough. I’m sorry, Mom! I’m sorry Dad! I will try to call more often!
I now live in Oregon with my husband and our cat Tycho. Tycho is much louder than Buzz ever was, much fluffier, and maybe a tiny bit smarter (only a tiny bit).
If you are someone I don’t know, feel free to leave a comment anyway. Welcome. If you find something useful, good. If not, well, this blog isn’t supposed to be useful, so I’m not going to worry about it.
TeaWithBuzz 
Dear Tea with Buzz,
I was honored to see that you mentioned Camfed USA in your very selectively curated list of organizations worth giving to! I just wanted to let you know how much we here at Camfed all appreciate it.
We have some exciting projects coming up in the next few months, including a ‘virtual village’ section of our web site, where you can ‘visit’ villages and hear the stories of schoolgirls, village chiefs, teacher-mentors, etc; and a summer school for high school graduates that will help prepare them to venture into the job world. If you’re interested in keeping up on our work, I’d encourage you to subscribe to our newsletter: http://us.camfed.org/subscribe.html
Again, many, many thanks for your support. We’re tremendously grateful!
Warm regards,
Kimberley Sevcik
Communications Manager