She loves her tea sweet !
This teacup is special to me. I have precious memories of a tea-party my youngest granddaughter & I had together almost 4 years ago. I can still picture her tiny hands stirring the sugar into her tea and watching her drink every drop of the sugary syrup she made only to have her teacup re-filled and carefully repeat the process. To see the original blog post click here*.
The tea-time Tuesdays have inspired me to make time for many tea-parties with my grandchildren over the years.As I was looking over some of my tea-time posts I realized we made many precious memories together and had a lot of fun creating our tea parties. Thank-you ladies who host this day every week and all of you who share your tea-cups, tea parties, and generous support of one another through blogging.
These ladies are hosting blog parties I enjoy, celebrating all things tea !
- Terri * at Artful Affirmations
- Sandi * at rose Chintz Cottage
- Martha * at Martha's Favorites
- Ruth * at Antiques & Teacups
- Bernideen * at Bernideen's Tea-Time Blog
19 comments:
I do remember this post and her tiny little face/hands with the tea cup! I appreciate you sharing your precious grandchildren with us. God bless each of you.
Oh that photo is priceless and so are all those tea memories. Thank you for always sharing with us. Hug B
We just had an email conversation about this, but when I read your post today what came to my mind was 'redeeming the time'. Each minute, each second is spent, and is only redeemable through a memory whether pleasant or otherwise. You've always chosen to spend yours with your family wisely. The memories are pleasurable and the time 'well spent'. Your grandchildren will grow up with one of the best gifts...good memories and the wisdom of what really counts. Well done friend.
I remember the fair winged great grandmother now. and the peaceful sleeping grand children.
Thanks for sharing.
I have tea memories like yours too and only wish I'd taken more photos. However before blogging, who thought to photograph their tables and food?
Blogging has brought together women who enjoy the same thing and helped us create new friendships.
Kathy, I echo what Debbie said, "redeeming the time". Even though I'm four states away from my new grand-niece, I just sent a package containing hand made lovlies and her first Bible. I figure they can never be started too early on God's word.I plan to write to her, ink pen and nice paper, so she'll "know" me through my love of her and God.
What a lovely picture! Such joy on her face peering over the teacup! I hold teas with my neices and they see me and ask when the next one is. The one loves to do hats and all. Such precious memories we are making!
The photo of your granddaughter is priceless, Kathy! She is so sweet sipping her tea. I'm glad you have these precious memories and share them with us. Thank you for sharing and joining me for tea. Have a joyful day.
Blessings,
Sandi
How fun, I remember having tea parties when I was little with friends.
Thanks for stopping by Stepping Stones blog, have you checked out her 1st book yet?
B.Y. Shin
How wonderful. Times with family are priceless, and they become treasured memories! Love the teacup, but even more, the photo of the little darling using it! Thanks for linking to Tuesday Cuppa Tea!
Ruth
Sweet sweet memories. Happy Tea Day!
My what lovely memories you have made with your grandchildren. The photo is priceless of her sipping the tea. Hope you have many more tea parties no matter how old they become. Your cup and saucer is outstanding and I especially love the shade of pink on the rim. Have a delightful week!
Pam
Beautiful granddaughter and beautiful teacup! Yes, precious times indeed with the grandchildren!
Nancy
Hi Kathy,
That teacup is absolutely gorgeous! Just my taste. Thank you for visiting me. Have a wonderful week! Karen
That is such a pretty teacup and saucer, Kathy. I'm sure your grandchildren will cherish those memories just as much as you do! :)
Isn't it wonderful to look back at old posts and memories? I love it. I missed TT this week but am happy that I could pop in and visit with you. :) Hope your week is lovely.
What a darling photo of your little granddaughter. I agree that blogging brings together such lovely people at the tea parties.
That's so sweet Kathy. I love the photo of your grand-daughter too. Also thank you for reminding me of the tea-time ladies. I haven't visited them lately and must catch up. Bless you.
What a precious little girl, and so wonderful to have all those memories!
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