When we walked into the hall, we saw probably 50 tables of 8. All seats were full with ladies from pre-teen to great-grandmothers. Everyone was dressed up for the occasion. Before the tea began, we could walk throughout the area treating ourselves to view each of the tables. Some were traditional Christmas, but no two were alike. There was a deep turquoise and silver table, a Japanese cheery blossom theme table, and a cupcake theme to name a few. Our table was brown and turquoise with a winter reindeer theme. It was exquisite! Each woman had a small gift at her place setting to take home. Ours was a beautiful poem and ornament to match the theme. It was a magical evening and I am so grateful I was invited to attend.
Being retired gives you lots of time to do the things you didn't have time for when working. Join me on some of my travel adventures as well as life at home with family, friends, dogs, church, and other activities. Disclaimer: You will note that clearly I don't edit the text. Just read between the lines, get the "flavor" of my words, and have a good laugh!
Thursday, December 6, 2012
Holiday Tea
When we walked into the hall, we saw probably 50 tables of 8. All seats were full with ladies from pre-teen to great-grandmothers. Everyone was dressed up for the occasion. Before the tea began, we could walk throughout the area treating ourselves to view each of the tables. Some were traditional Christmas, but no two were alike. There was a deep turquoise and silver table, a Japanese cheery blossom theme table, and a cupcake theme to name a few. Our table was brown and turquoise with a winter reindeer theme. It was exquisite! Each woman had a small gift at her place setting to take home. Ours was a beautiful poem and ornament to match the theme. It was a magical evening and I am so grateful I was invited to attend.
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