It was spontaneous, so the fare was a bit lacking. Don't get me wrong. Ant sandwiches have their time and place; I'm just not sure high tea is one of them.
Even if you decide against ant sandwiches, do include carrots. In fact, if given a choice between spoons and carrots, the wiser choice is always carrots.
Here are the goofy ladies in attendance.
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And four, who looked enough like number two to be her twin.
That looks like excellent tea party fare. I have never outgrown tea parties myself. The presentation of the comestibles is very important, and you did a nice job.
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ReplyDeleteI hope once I have my little girl (and she's a bit older) that she'll enjoy doing such things, too!
I love tea parties with these girls. They are always cute, but even more so all dressed up for tea...i love the scarf on annie--it makes her look so old & dignified. :)
ReplyDeleteDon't wait until your girl is old enough; let Noah join in the fun! In my experience with tea parties, brothers also enjoy them. (Being sandwiched in between three brothers taught me this...)
ReplyDeleteMichelle,
Annika's scarf is actually a superhero's cape. It draped behind her ballet costume and was supposed to help her fly better. And it did!
I think, after seeing the dress Millie is wearing, I should retire from the field of fancy dress making.
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