My white mantle wanted to have a tea party.
She whined, "Why does the table always have the most fun?"
Always being a fan of tea time, I agreed to her request.
I told her the seating would be limited.
And the cups would be few.
But, none the less, the children would be invited.
And the party would be had.
Very sweet! I love your child's mug. A tea party is always more fun with children!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure she's very pleased! I certainly am!
ReplyDeletelooks like your mantle had a bit of fun...smiles.
ReplyDeleteNow that is tooooo cute!!! Cleo
ReplyDeleteCharming and whimsical! I love it. :-)
ReplyDeleteToo sweet. Enjoyed stopping by.
ReplyDeleteJoining you over at Simple Pleasures today.
Karen
Ah ... that is just plain adorable! You've captured a perfect Simple Pleasure today, as you always do. :) Thank you for linking up today.
ReplyDeleteSo sweet and charming! Love it1
ReplyDeleteI have bumped into you at not one but TWO parties this morning. I came from Simple Pleasures,and see that you're across the crowded room on Susan's Porch, too.
ReplyDeleteI love what you did with your mantle,and especially the way you wrote about it. It makes me smile, and I think this is, indeed, a simple pleasure.
what beauty! i LOVE this idea! and how fun and whimsical... you've inspired me to go redesign my living room :) (if only i had a mantle to have tea parties with...) thank you so much for linking, friend. e.
ReplyDeleteHow cute is this? What a clever idea!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
Adorably cheerful. Love that you personified your mantle...
ReplyDeleteWonderful whimsical placement of such a mixture that somehow 'visits' well with each other.
ReplyDeleteSuch a great whimsical vignette. I think that my mother had that daisy hat when I was a little girl...amazing! Thank you for sharing your charming design. Cherry Kay
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely charming!
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