"I started photographing my domestic world and writing not just about what I had made,
but why I made it, examining the thoughts that accompany creativity and the act of making."
Jane Brocket from The Gentle Art of Domesticity p. 189 UK edition

Sunday, May 13, 2012

Tea At Chariteas

To celebrate Mother's Day, some of the moms of our family and two grand girls met at Chaiteas in Sandy, Oregon, Saturday afternoon.

It was a beautiful warm sunny day and we all enjoyed a lovely tea.
Were you busy this past weekend? I hope you had happy days as we did<3

9 comments:

  1. It looks like a lovely day was had by all. I love those tulips, so beautiful. xx

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  2. My goodness, those tulips look amazing! It looks like you all had a lovely time...and those cupcakes look appetising :P x x x

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  3. I love your photos! That cafe sounds lovely, what a great day! You have made me want cake now.. :)

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  4. It looks as though a lovely time was had by all. The flowers are lovely and the cakes look scrumptious. I went to cardmaking class on Saturday morning. While DH was out doing an errand for my Aunt I made a cake. It had lemon,ground almonds and lemon zest in the mixture. Then it was sandwiched together with lemon curd and a creamy mixture of icing sugar, marscapone and whipping cream. Some of this creamy mix went on top and then I sprinkled it with almonds. Yummy. Anne x

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  5. It looks like you had a lovely time, so nice to spend so time with the ones you love.
    Happy Tuesday,
    Meredith

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  6. Nice to have a good time with family. Our Mothers Day is in March. Warm sunny day sounds great, we are still having so much heavy rain.

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  7. What a fun place to celebrate Mother's Day! I kept looking for photos of the tea food.. :-) We have the window open here and the aroma of lilacs is blowing in on a cool breeze. I'm loving this weather! Hope to see you soon, ((hugs)), Teresa :-)

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  8. OH.. I scrolled back up and saw the scones and such.. yum!

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  9. Hi there. I missed your previous post on the knitted shawl, so first I will comment on that. WOW! Not only are you speedy Gonzalez...you do great work too. It is lovely, and she is sure to cherish it. You and your daughter must both knit with the same tension. I could never knit that fast!! I am new to knitting!
    On to tea now....how lovely that must have been. Nothing more girly than a tea! It looked like a wonderful way to celebrate being a Mom!!!!
    Hugs,
    Kris

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