Dedicated to Joan O’Callaghan, who shared morning teas.  

The title of this dance suggested itself at the Australian Winter School in Canberra in 2014, at “Eddies”, St Edmund’s College, Manuka. The dance recalls the blustery windy conditions at morning tea one day, and other notes from the deviser's first winter school, such as solo rights and lefts. The dance could also be danced as a strathspey, or a medley, which teachers and dancers can decide how to present.  

Bars 1– 8 represent the eddies setting in.  
Bars 9–16 represent chaotic swirls.  
Bars 17–24 represent the full brisk wind.  
Bars 25–32 represent small gusts and participants returning home.