The Cup That Cheers: A History of Tea By Ethne Clarke Reader's Digest Association, 1983, 1995 This small (48-page) book from the U.K. wa...

You know that Food Gifts magazine I wrote about earlier this week? Well, I couldn't wait for Christmas to try its Fudge Brownie Cheeseca...

Guayusa. It's pronounced "why-you-suh." Stash Tea asked if I wanted to try this new herbal tea, and of course I said yes. How ...

Yes, it's that time of year when all the Christmas magazines start appearing on the newsstands. Now I *have* to read them because that...

It was years ago when I first saw a vintage muffin stand in use. A dear friend had invited me over for tea and used her muffin stand to prov...

Saturday morning I left early to go to my mom's house, because the last time I went I bypassed about a dozen wonderful looking yard sale...

Friendship Teas to Go By Emilie Barnes Harvest House, 2006 For some reason, a tea party for 4 or 40 is easier for me to plan than a tea for ...

There's something about the crisp, cooler air of fall that makes me ready to pull out my soup pot and keep it going all the time! This w...

Some years ago I decided to try my hand at writing an inspirational romance novel built around a heroine and a tea room. It was dreadful, an...

Now that I've jumped into collecting Depression Glass thanks to my new Tea Room pattern sugar and creamer (shown here ), I've been l...

A friend who volunteers with the local foster parent association tells me the group has a huge need for children's toys this Christmas. ...

My sweet friend and co-worker Elizabeth is getting married in less than two weeks, so to honor her the ladies of the newsroom (and a few alu...