One of the biggest surprises of blogging these past (almost) five years is that sometimes, I get a nice note or even a gift in the mail from...

This is my week to catch up with girlfriends before Christmas, and yesterday I had the fun experience of trying out a new (to me) tea room w...

Have you ever been to Warm Springs, Georgia? I've been a number of times but hadn't visited the town recently and decided to go yest...

When planning for my Christmas tea party the other weekend, I originally hoped to set the table using six small, square and etched clear gla...

A few weeks back when I made Christmas wreath-shaped tea sandwiches, I was pondering how to decorate them when a helpful reader sent me an e...

Ruth of the Antiques and Teacups blog! Congrats, and if you'll send me your snail mail address via the e-mail button at right, I'll ...

My co-workers have luncheons together at numerous times throughout the year, but the Thanksgiving and Christmas luncheons are always the bes...

At last Saturday's Christmas Tea, I served two Christmas blends I recently found at a World Market store. First was this Twinings Christ...