It's getting close to tea time.
You have a few sweets on hand.
How easy it would be to just call
a friend/neighbor/co-worker/relative
to enjoy tea time with you.

Yes, I know......the house isn't perfectly clean......
the laundry needs to be done.... the bills need to be paid.....
you need to think about fixing dinner.....
There are infinite really good excuses in our heads.
But that's all they really are: excuses.
In the meantime, you still want some tea.
And you still have a few sweets on hand
that you may have baked recently.
And you still plan on heating up your kettle....
WHY NOT SIMPLY CALL UP A FRIEND TO ENJOY IT WITH YOU?
It needn't require getting out fancy linens, fine china,
or even loose-leaf tea. (gasp!)
Save all that for another time, maybe a special afternoon tea.
But for now a simple hot cuppa in a mug, a nosh or two
and a friend is all that is required for tea-for-two!

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TEA FOR TWO - AS EASY AS 1 - 2 - 3
1.) Call up a friend and invite
2.) Brew some tea
3.) Grab some sweets
You cannot know what joy that simple gesture of friendship
may bring to someone who may be feeling lonely or blue.
Or perhaps it is YOU who may be feeling those things.
Trust me, I understand!
I have also learned that enjoying an hour visit
can make the biggest difference.
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By the way if you haven't tried this super cheap
French Vanilla Bigelow decaff - it's really good tasting tea!
I seldom use tea bags but this is one I highly recommend
when a simple cuppa needs to be just that: plain easy.
Disclaimer: first graphic art pic from google images
Disclaimer: Bigelow tea doesn't know me.
Disclaimer: Bigelow tea doesn't know me.
BEST banana bread recipe
I have ever made: here
BEST fluffy sugar cookie recipe
I ever made: here
The above sweets I made the other day that I had on hand -
along with some yummy chocolate sticks
that I recently received as a gift.
And yes, you may have noticed that one of those chocolate sticks
is missing in my pics.... because I ATE it
while waiting for my neighbor friend Dee to come to tea.
As always, thanks for your visit!
♥
~Michele
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