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To: dansangel; MadIvan
Beautifully done, dansangel! Wow, I just love having such talented and artistic friends. :-)

MadIvan, even though I don't think I have ever had the pleasure of talking with you on the threads, I have read and enjoyed so many of your posts over the years. You are truly deserving of FR's Finest spotlight today!


210 posted on 10/24/2002 3:37:56 PM PDT by Mama_Bear
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To: Mama_Bear; daisyscarlett; Billie
Beautifully done, dansangel! Wow, I just love having such talented and artistic friends. :-)

Believe me, my hostess sisters (all three of you!) are lightyears ahead of me. It's a learning curve for me and it has been great fun!

I've missed you so much I'm giving you my whole collection!!!

{{{{{{{{{{Mama_Bear}}}}}}}}}}}}}}

221 posted on 10/24/2002 4:02:09 PM PDT by dansangel
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To: Mama_Bear
Hi Lori...A great graphic you made for MadIvan....

I think we should have "high tea" this afternoon....

Hosting a high tea is an innovative fun way to get friends together for an afternoon of relaxation and delicious food. It is not even necessary to serve tea, if that's not your (tea) bag. The "high" referred to the way it was taken, sitting atop stools in a tea shop or standing at the counter or buffet table. The high tea idea began around the mid 1700's as a way to ward off the hunger pangs before dinner. They traditionally used leftover meats and made sandwiches. It is said that this idea was from the Earl of Sandwich. High tea time was a cross between afternoon tea and supper, and for many it was the main meal of the day. High tea originated as a British working class tradition.

248 posted on 10/24/2002 4:59:24 PM PDT by daisyscarlett
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