Elena and Christopher and I don't usually have them any more. With the fancy cups or the teapot or the milk holder. We have tea together though.
I would say to Elena 'Come sit with me,' and that meant 'Grab a tea and come talk at the kitchen table or in the living room.' And Critter tags along to see the fun.
There's a lot of tea spewing. I can keep it in the mouth, Elena, well, can't. Just when she takes a gulp I say something, which, I might add, is not one bit funny, and BAM!
Thar she blows, matey! I always get my full share of tea even if I don't have my own tea.
Yummy.
Thar she blows, matey! I always get my full share of tea even if I don't have my own tea.
Yummy.
We have tea at the table a lot. Every morning, mostly. Or in the afternoon when we're not busy.
We don't always chat. We play games. Sometimes we use English accents -mostly me-
or be someone crazy-usually Elena-
or be someone crazy-usually Elena-
Christopher just sits and laughs, sometimes adding in a comment.
We've done this in front of the nieces and nephews before.
(....And they repeated some of the funny things we said over and over and over and over...)
I had a 'tea party' the other day with Stewart and Emma and Ava. I sat and poured tea, the kids drank. It wasn't really a party.
Well, there.
There's lots more where those come from, but I can't remember any right now.
Final words,
I love tea.
Me too.
ReplyDeleteAnd my kids love having a tea party with Aunt Tiana.
NOOOOOOOO!!!
ReplyDeleteThe teapot can't be empty!
Fill it up, quick! ;)
AGH! Not gonna work empty.
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