If Teacups Could Talk: Sharing a Cup of Kindness with Treasured Friends (Teatime Pleasures)
June 16, 2014 - Comment
For hundreds of years, “Come for tea” has been another way of saying, “Come, let’s share a little bit of our lives together”. Quietly and without threat, this inviting phrase calls us out of ourselves and into special relationships with others. Emilie invites you to tea. Related posts: No related posts.
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A real heart to heart book It is hard to explain how good this book is. It shows you how a tea party can always fit into your life if you want to make time for it. Barnes gives you a little piece of her life with every chapter and shows you how the wonderful ritual of tea helped to make that time more precious. Then she gives you an idea for a party complete with decorating ideas, menu, and the recipes. Some of her ideas are for a solitary tea for yourself, tea for just you and a friend, on how to throw a…
Wonderfull-Insperational- Beautifully Done! I became intrested in holding tea parties two years ago and have recently begun to hold tea parties for groups and now plan to start a business doing this! I have used this book as a referance many times. I have read many books from the library on tea time and this is by far my favorite, so far. It has recipies, sentimental insperations, grace acts, decorating and planning tips AND a well writen brief history of tea and how to choose and prepare tea. It is beautifully illistrated in an…