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<blockquote data-quote="the-lost-son" data-source="post: 326989" data-attributes="member: 672">Thanks for your informative reply - especially [USER=237]@Lastkidpicked[/USER].I have another detail to ponder. Pam orders in the dream season a cup of tea ftom Phylis before she narrows it down to cup of herbal tea.Maybe I&#039;m reading too much into it. But the mentioning of tea is so un-Dallas, even un-American for me. People there drink coffee (in my perspective, when I was living there).I&#039;ll always chuckle because Pam - Dallas all American girl - never crossed my mind as a tea drinker. Tea stands for her calmness she wants to portray towards JR and the knowledge about the existence of herbal tea symbolizes European aristocracy which the dream season tries to depict partially.Anyone who feels the same?And the big question - Do Texans drink tea? In the series they mostly drank hard liquor, coffee in the morning and of course there was SueEllen&#039;s club-soda-phase.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="the-lost-son, post: 326989, member: 672"] Thanks for your informative reply - especially [USER=237]@Lastkidpicked[/USER]. I have another detail to ponder. Pam orders in the dream season a cup of tea ftom Phylis before she narrows it down to cup of herbal tea. Maybe I'm reading too much into it. But the mentioning of tea is so un-Dallas, even un-American for me. People there drink coffee (in my perspective, when I was living there). I'll always chuckle because Pam - Dallas all American girl - never crossed my mind as a tea drinker. Tea stands for her calmness she wants to portray towards JR and the knowledge about the existence of herbal tea symbolizes European aristocracy which the dream season tries to depict partially. Anyone who feels the same? And the big question - Do Texans drink tea? In the series they mostly drank hard liquor, coffee in the morning and of course there was SueEllen's club-soda-phase. [/QUOTE]

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