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This is our first official tea party with Great Grandma's and Great Auntie's teacups since we've arrived in Alaska. I know I can hear some of you shaking your heads about letting little ones use such antiques but it is only once in a great while and they try to be so careful and important as they value such delicate pieces of china. We did give Baby a modern cup, just in case. Glad we did, as he tipped it upside down upon his head and laughed in glee!
This is fascinating - that is your story. The reason it interests me is because my husband and I watch a lot of the Alaskan Bush People and other Alaska The Last Frontier programs - the ones where people are self sufficient. (The Discovery Chanel) I really admire them. When I lived in Iowa we always said we were having a heat wave if it went up to 20 degrees. I am so glad you linked and look forward to your blog!
ReplyDeleteThank-you, I really enjoyed visiting your blog too! I love anything tea related. Some friends of ours are headed south for a few weeks and are picking up all my tea cups and pots that have been in storage almost a year. I can hardly wait to have another tea party. They are part of my dearly loved Grandmother's and Great Auntie's collection.
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