Why a new blog?
Why not?

No, really, why?
It's a new year, many things have changed and I wanted to start a new blog for a number of months now but decided to wait until the new year. Plus the URL for the old one never made much sense since I made it up in frustration when my many other choices failed (who knew babygirlangelstarchocolateluvrkittiesarecute would be taken?)

Are you keeping the old one?
I can't handle juggling more than 3 TV shows let alone the amount of work for school, so that'll be a "no". But I have moved over all the archives for my own sake, or in case I have a perturbed stalker who needs to know everything about me and will comb through 2 years worth of posts to find out more.

Will there be any difference between the old blog and this new one?
Not really. Though I had initially thought to change what I would post, I decided that it wouldn't have made sense since I'd eventually wander back to the same format.

What's with the title?
There's a very big reason why the phrase is important to me, and only one other person in the whole wide world knows what it means. That being said, this reason will not make sense or have meaning to anyone else in the whole wide world other than that one person. But the best part is that the title does have more than one meaning besides this super-top-secret one.

Chai is the word for tea in India, and from my understanding many other parts of South Asia and the Middle East. Chai is the first thing offered to guests and a daily ritual (like the use of coffee in North America) for everyone. There are a number of ways to prepare it but usually it's black tea that is boiled with water and milk to make the drink stronger.

I used the phrase "half a cup" because it shows my perspective on life; I'm not a glass-half-empty nor am I glass-half-full person but somewhere in the middle. And my family is of Indian heritage so it just fit in a lot of way.

Are things going to pick up on Lost when it starts again in February?
Good God I hope so.

Are you being endorsed by Lipton or Tetley now?
Though I would be game if an offer was ever sent my way to advertise either brand's products, I am not currently receiving any benefits. Though I will admit that I'm more partial to the Tazo Tea brand of teas, my favourite type being Awake (Tazo Tea reps, holla at cha girl, will you?)

Shouldn't you be studying rather than blogging?
No further questions, please. This concludes the Question and Answer segment of the blog. Please refer any further inquiries to the comments section and they may be addressed. Thank you.

I'd love to hear any suggestions, comment or crticism on the new blog but I'll accept silence as approval as well.