Just the other day I saw these new dishes at Home Goods.What caught My eye was the purple bird.There were several Spring colors but the purple bird cups were gone so I mixed and matched.
Here's to My try at teaching My 2 year old Granddaughter to have a tea party.
Well it didn't go exactly as I had planned but We both had fun.All the guest were in a circle with cups ect...when I started,Maddie had other plans I suppose.
This is Brooke 23 today-Happy Birthday Brooke- and I use to play Tea Time with Her too but I have yet to take Her out for a date to Tea. A big hope of Mine.
Brooke, You can Ord. lemonade or punch if You rather. (wink) ; )
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Hi: What a wonderful Easter post. Love the cup and saucer with the birds. Have a blessed Easter. Martha
Love the special times spent with granddaughters!!!
What a special post, Denise. The Lord delights in us. You know you make Him smile when you enjoy your family this way!
Sending blessings and hugs from here on the farm. Visit when you can. There's a newer post on my blog that features my miniature coffee shop!
Hello Denise,
What fun you have to look forward to tea times with your little one! When my little 3 year old granddaughter was home for her first visit to PEI last summer, I had hoped to have a tea party with her but we were all too busy. Next time, for sure. The table all set for tea looks delightful! Thank you for joining me for Tea Time and a Happy Easter to you and all your loved ones!
Blessings,
Sandi
Tea time with the kids ... a little girl is never to young to learn about teatime! ;) I'm a tea and toast (with jam) desert girl, too! Happy Tea Day and Happy Easter!
It may take a while but tea time will come. What fun to be able to teach them this special treat. Happy Easter to you.
Gotta love Home Goods. They have the cutest dishes. I would have gravitated towards the purple (my fave colour) bird too! Happy Easter!
Hi Denise. There's always a solution and you being able to mix and match your cups and plates was a good one.
Lovely photos of the family and I'll bet it won't be too long before the little one catches on to what tea parties are all about.
Cheers,
Diana
Hi Denise! Yes, I think tea time is a learned art. Haha! Hope it's a wonderful Easter for you!
your little one will love tea time soon!! Wonderful post.
Tea and buttered toast is the ultimate comfort food, I think. Never too early to start with tea parties, she will have wonderful memories. And your tea out looks so wonderful. Great family pictures.
Have a blessed Easter.
Hi, Denise! Thanks so much for your sweet comments on my blog; you are a blessing to me.
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miniatures.com
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I love this tea time post. I've had so many tea parties With my grands. I still have a couple of young granddaughters that I hope to have some tea time with before they grow to big for such things. One of them, my sweet Vivian lives far away, and I don't know that I'll be seeing her much :( I would love to have time to have tea with you my friend. If not there, the next best thing is visiting your blogspot for tea ;) Blessings
Oh, and I love those sweet dishes. Very pretty ♡
Hi there. I am following you right back. I love your header. Those are beautiful dishes. Your little one will come around, hah. Love tea parties. My favorite is Sleeptime Extra. Hugs
I am sure your granddaughters will treasure these tea time moments you are sharing with them. Thank you for the kind comment you left on our blog. We will be following you along as well :) Have a lovely week and hope to see you at our link up soon!
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