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(Story)IYawning, IIand smearing my eyes with my fingers, I walkedwalked bleary eyed into the kitchen and mademade myselfboiled the kettlefilled the kettletook the kettlegrabbed the kettle, unhooking it from the cord and filled it. I filled it with fresh waterI turned the tap and drew fresh water, making surechecking with my hands to make sure it was cold enough ()(The best tea comes from the coldest water!). I filled the kettle as I glanced outside at the mistoutside for a minute across the city mist. I could taste almost taste the grey. I got some biscuitsThe kettle was full so I plugged it inThe kettle was half full, so I switched the tap off and returned it to its socket. I turned it onI flicked the power switch on and got some biscuits outlooked for biscuitssifted through the cupboards, looking for biscuits. AnythingAnything above loose crumbs would do. IThankfully I found some fusty digestives. BiscuitsFor some reason, biscuits are niceralways nicer when they'rethey're gone a bit dry and stale. I took the milk out of the fridgeI took the milk out of the fridge and poured some into a mugI reached over and opened the fridge, retrieving the milk. I got a mug and poured some milk inI poured a little into a mug at the same time as grabbing the mug from the cupboard and placing it on the surface. ThisThis is a technique I developed that doesn't really save any time, but makes me feel clever. Then I made myselfThe kettle began grumbling fiercely so I poured water on to a teabagso I took it from the cord, threw a teabag into my put and poured boiling water onto it and watched it brew. I watched swirlsbrown swirls rise up and through the watermuted white of milky water. A few minutes passed. I put the teabag in the binI removedremoved and squeezed the teabag, then flicked it into the bin. I picked up my mug and left the kitchen with teaa cupnice cup, hot cup of teastrong tea.