When you start getting annoyed by tea parties, you’ve clearly had too many scones.
From KQED Radio this morning.
It pretty much explains what I’ve been up to all day. Every day. Non-stop.
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I’ve wondered where you disappeared to…
To the land of the endless tea party…
i’ve found Clarence to be mildly entertaining…and he is quite deft at handling a tea cup.
What is it about little girls and tea parties? Is it in the DNA or something? Rosie and I have them first thing in the morning and last thing before bed…. Her dad started it.
This is when I thank God for my 3 little boys!
At least you got to sit next to someone. I don’t even get invited to my daughter’s tea parties. How’s that for manners?
I believe Emme is a bit more sophisticated than my Sammie, who would more than likely not set out teacups for anyone else. Or if she did graciously share her cups, once she spied Clarence fumbling with his portion of Orange Picot, would snatch it from his clumsy hands, spilling it across the table and shout, “No! Mine!”
Sorry, pekoe
My toddler loves her tea set. (Although the unlucky ones invited to her party are usually force-fed their pretend tea.)
You have a wonderful voice. You would be perfect for the reader for children’s audiobooks. You sound like that nice uncle (as opposed to the creepy uncle) that every kid loves…
That was a fun story, thanks for sharing it!!!
Fantastic! You know how these things fill me with admiration and tinges of jealousy. Kudos.
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