Teaching-2023-05-06

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Student:: Takashi, Drea’s friend from salsa
Temae:: (Guest)
Paid:: x

Student

Student:: Kristina Aranguiz
Temae:: Tana Usucha
Paid:: x

Student

Student:: Lindsey Higo
Temae:: Irekodate
Paid:: x

Student

Student:: Andrea Becker
Temae:: Hakobi Koicha
Paid:: x

Notes

• TODO Is there a time when you would start from tana sou-kazari (ie after irekodate). Atomi chaji? If so, do you just use it all as-is? ask-glenn ➕ 2023-05-06 ✅ 2023-05-07
  • TODO Incorporate into notes ➕ 2023-05-07
  • Yes! This is usually not a chaji thing though. If you have atomi, or if you have friends over for tea and someone else comes over, etc, you may have this situation. If so, you just use everything as-is. This means no re-cleaning bowl, etc. Way to do it:
    • Come in with an empty kensui.
    • Sit, then IMMEDIATELY take your fukusa.
      • Fukusa is the last thing you did in the prior temae, so it’s the first thing you do in this temae.
      • Also, it’s good to be in “teishu mode”. Fukusa on = you are teishu.
    • Scoot to tana shomen (furo), then 2h simultaneously bring down the bowl and usuchaki.
    • Scoot back, then open as usual for Tana Usucha where the hishaku is already on display.

Okashi

OkashiMei:: Hanagoromo
OkashiType:: Ayame

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Hana

HanaVarieties:: Nadeshiko, Kiku, Karl Forster Grass, Red Twig Dogwood, Bitter Berry

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