"Te Amo"! - Uncommon Grounds Cafe 12/8/2017

Story Time! 
Today, 12/8/2017 @ Uncommon Grounds Cafe, a young man walked up to me and introduced himself. His name was Mark and he was on a mission to save the world!- or maybe for right now help fix the deforestation in Haiti.
How?
By making and selling Tea!
For every one of his bottles he sells, he plants a tree in Haiti!
Neat right?
I thought so.
So I'm your average photographer. I got nothin' to do and I sit, talk with him, drink his tea, and take a couple pictures.
The name of the Tea is calles "TeAmo".
Translation: "I love you".
This guy is about my age and I think he has the potential to do something really great. I'm Praying God blesses Mark and his mission to help Haiti through TeAmo
If I was charge of making a Christmas ad for TeAmo, It would look something like this: 
Spotted! @ Uncommon Grounds Cafe!


 "TeAmo plants a tree every time you buy their tea! What's under your tree?"


Te Amo - When you want to get your friend the perfect Christmas gift, drink tea with them, and save the world- all while saying "I love you"

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