The tea party I mentioned having this week took place yesterday. Our daughter-in-law and three grandchildren came to spend the day.
Seven year old, Isabella, enjoys tea parties...
and Landon participates too.
Izzy ate peanut butter teapot sandwiches, apple slices and potato chips, while Landon enjoyed cheese sandwiches, carrot sticks and potato chips. Hot chocolate in lieu of tea! Dessert was decorated teacup, teapot, and shamrock cookies.
Eight month old Ellie is still too little for tea parties, but her day is coming!
It was a fun day with "the Grands", and daughter-in-law, Samantha!
Antiques and Teacups for "Thursday Tea Things and Talk"
and
Bernideen's Tea Time Blog for "Open House"
That's the kind of tea party I want to have with my grandchild(ren) in the future! So cute, and what great memories you are making!
ReplyDeleteGood for you Grandma, start the tea parties early! It's the fuss and special dishes that they'll remember.
ReplyDeleteI like the outfit you wore to O'Mara's in the previous post. It's nice to visit a really good tea room.
Judith
What a wonderful day to spend with Jeremy's family.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! I can't wait to have tea parties with my grandson. He will be here for our family Easter tea, but by next year I am sure he will enjoy the fun. This year he will just enjoy seeing the other little kids running and playing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet tea party and sweet grandchildren! Tea parties with the little ones are the best! Making great memories for them and you!
ReplyDeleteHugs...Nancy
What a very special tea for very special people! You must have had so much fun! Thanks for sharing with Thursday Tea Things And Talk!
ReplyDeleteRuth
The children are beautiful. I'm so glad you had this special time making memories together.
ReplyDeleteHello Phyllis,
ReplyDeleteWhat a special tea party and your grandchildren are adorable! I bet you all had a lot of fun. Making wonderful memories. Thank you for sharing at my HOME and have a lovely weekend.
Blessings,
Sandi
Oh, such fun! I see lots and lots of tea parties in your future!
ReplyDeleteYou are obviously training them well!
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