Tuesday, December 28, 2010

A SNOWLADY TEAPARTY

Welcome to A SNOWLADY TEA PARTY!





I decided to set up a little tea
 party for my snowlady.



I love decorating for Christmas.....




I also don't love the job of taking it all down....
but I wouldn't let that stop me from putting it up!

Tuesday, December 21, 2010

READING "ALICE'S TEA CUP" COOKBOOK

Last night I sat at the kitchen table and read through this wonderful tea book.  I loved the creativity and "common sense approach" to everything!  This is the story of a family unit who have succeeded in business in New York City. That is a big accomplishment! I especially like all the trivia personal information that proceeds the recipes!  Personality!





I had seen a discussion on Afternoon Tea Across American back in the fall regarding how much ginger and cinnamon were in their Pumpkin Scones so I will be making these myself to form my own opinion.  I really enjoyed reading their recipes and their philosophy about tea and their tea room.  Their style is whimsical and fun.  





Late note:  An email from 
Julie and Becky says:

I just bought this cookbook for my Kindle, and I noticed in the reviews sections that there are some mistakes in the Pumpkin Scone recipe and the Chicken Salad. Instead of 1/4 cup! of the cinnamon and ginger, 1 teaspoon each of the cinnamon and the ginger. The curried chicken sandwiches should have chopped red apple in the recipe.


The three tearooms  aren't just about tea by the way - but a place where activities abound and a lovely luncheon with creative salads and sandwiches are served to those who aren't into Afternoon Tea.

Sunday, December 19, 2010

MORE DECORATING FOR CHRISTMAS













A few photos of this year in
the living room.


I seem to have a lot
of angels.


Do you remember
the Debbie Mumm items?





Tuesday, December 14, 2010

DECORATING FOR CHRISTMAS #2


The tree is finally decorated so I have set up a little tea celebration on the coffee table.










I have had these paper mache deer
since we lived in Texas.






Monday, December 13, 2010

DECORATING FOR CHRISTMAS #1

It is so refreshing to enjoy the decorations for Christmas...to embellish your home with the joy of the season!








This old punch bowl came
from the Salvation Army
thrift store:



I love pulling out my Nicole Sayre Snowlady.....



She hopes you have a 
wonderful Christmas!