Friday, January 29, 2010
What's New at Two for Tea?
You know I'm a lover of a good Tea Room.
One very close to my house and heart has some new opportunities for February.
*NEW* Valentine's Buffet Brunch
Show your love for the whole family or as a couple by spending this special day together.
Menu will include Tea for Two specialties such as their Chicken & Spinach Quiche and popular brunch favorites such as Soup, Salads and yummy Pork Loin with fixin's. And they didn't forget the kiddos-they will also feature kid fav's such as Mac & Cheese & Sweets. This is just a sample of all the goodies they will have for you to enjoy.
Tea for Two Copperfield AND Tea for Two Lakewood Forest
Sunday, February 14
10:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Adults $17.95
Children (10 & under) $12.95
For more information or to make reservations contact:
Tea for Two - Copperfield 281/855-1118
Tea for Two - Lakewood Forest 281/655-4900
Romantic Valentine's Dinner (Two dates to choose from!)
A 10 year tradition at Tea for Two! Join them for a romantic 4-course dinner in their cozy & intimate settings. Please plan on making your reservations early as they fill up very quickly!
Tea for Two - Copperfield ~ Saturday, February 13 ~ 7 p.m.
Tea for Two - Lakewood Forest ~ Sunday, February 14 ~ 6 p.m.
$34.95 Jumbo Shrimp entree
$29.95 Stuffed Chicken Breast entree
For more information or to make reservations (please specify entree selection) contact:
Copperfield 281/855-1118
Lakewood Forest 281/655-4900
Valentine's Kid's Cooking Class
Back by popular demand! This Kid's Cooking Class is all about Sweets for the Sweet...
Saturday, February 13 9 a.m. - 11 a.m.
Lakewood Forest location only!
$30.00 per student
For ages 6 - 10 years old.
To register for Cooking Class call Susan at 832 237-4749 or e-mail her at glass-s@sbcglobal.net with COMPLETE contact information so I may contact you for pre-payment.
Friday, January 22, 2010
100th Day of School: 2010 Edition
I'm not completely sure when the 100th day of school is as I, I meant WE, have graduated from the looming 100th day of school craft....but I'm pretty sure it's coming.
Not to fear!
Visit this link for Tip Junkie's newest and greatest ideas to celebrate that oh-so-important day and perhaps revisit my post from last year and you should be good to go. Just be warned that this might happen if you choose the googly-eye shirt.
Good times.
Now, wasn't that easy? Your welcome.
Getting all that glue off your hands, your people's hands and the dog?
Good luck with that. :-)
Monday, January 18, 2010
Strength Sessions by Christie Lacy
Taking pictures.....really good pictures, is a gift.
Capturing the right expression allows that memory to live on way past what our mind remembers.
Christie Lacy has the gift.
I believe her heart has so much to do with her work. She is one of those gals that lights up a room and has the ability to make you feel as if you are the best family/person she has ever photographed. And when you get the proofs back? You totally agree.
She's also incredibly creative and she's ready to share her newest idea with you.
Strength Sessions
Strength Sessions are a complimentary photo session + package focusing on people (and if applicable, their families) who are walking a really tough road with grace, dignity and strength. This is an opportunity to document the strength of their story and the inspiration they have been as they live, as they fight, as they overcome.
Here’s where you can be a part of this. Take a moment to consider the people in your life: the people you cross paths with daily, the people you know at church, at work, at school. What challenges have they been given? What situations do they face that might seem just flat out seem like it's TOO much bear? What have they had to overcome? Christie wants you to introduce them to her.
Email her their stories, maybe a photo or two. Tell her a little bit about them, how they’ve affected your live, why you are inspired by them and why you think they deserve to have a Strength Session. The deadline is February 5th.
Wasn't it Eleanor Roosevelt that said women are like tea bags.....the hotter the water, the stronger they become? Read more about Strength Sessions here.
Capturing the right expression allows that memory to live on way past what our mind remembers.
Christie Lacy has the gift.
I believe her heart has so much to do with her work. She is one of those gals that lights up a room and has the ability to make you feel as if you are the best family/person she has ever photographed. And when you get the proofs back? You totally agree.
She's also incredibly creative and she's ready to share her newest idea with you.
Strength Sessions
Strength Sessions are a complimentary photo session + package focusing on people (and if applicable, their families) who are walking a really tough road with grace, dignity and strength. This is an opportunity to document the strength of their story and the inspiration they have been as they live, as they fight, as they overcome.
Here’s where you can be a part of this. Take a moment to consider the people in your life: the people you cross paths with daily, the people you know at church, at work, at school. What challenges have they been given? What situations do they face that might seem just flat out seem like it's TOO much bear? What have they had to overcome? Christie wants you to introduce them to her.
Email her their stories, maybe a photo or two. Tell her a little bit about them, how they’ve affected your live, why you are inspired by them and why you think they deserve to have a Strength Session. The deadline is February 5th.
Wasn't it Eleanor Roosevelt that said women are like tea bags.....the hotter the water, the stronger they become? Read more about Strength Sessions here.
Friday, January 15, 2010
Help For Haiti
We are 15 days into 2010 and I still have a slight case of writer’s block.....which can better be termed as... I don’t have anything really snappy to say.
That coupled with everyone trying to get back into the swing of things and not much happening 'round these parts…there doesn’t seem like much that is blogworthy lately.
Case in point...status updates on Facebook have been filled with mystery status involving colors, inches, book excerpts and the macarena....but only the chosen few know what the heck it all means and then of course, the Pants on the Ground YouTube video.
Okey dokey...moving on.
Then add the tragic earthquake in Haiti into the mix and anything that I thought might be remotely entertaining and readable has now been pushed aside for another day. Images of the devastation are all over the news but equally, the relief efforts are making progress slowly.
Thank you to all the heroes that dropped everything to help. Their work will seem unending. Pray for them.
How else can you help? Below are a few ideas.
1. Text ‘disaster’ to 90999 to donate $10 to Compassion International. (the donation will show up on your next cell phone statement)
2. Text ‘Haiti’ to 90999 to donate $10 to the Red Cross
3. Donate directly to Compassion International’s Earthquake Disaster Relief Fund.
4. Donate directly to the Red Cross directly.
5. Donate to Samaritan’s Purse directly.
6. Order a Help Haiti t-shirt for $25. 100% of all the proceeds will be divided equally between Real Hope for Haiti and Heartline. Jaime Ivey and her husband have a daughter from Haiti and a son that is still there…awaiting adoption. He survived the earthquake….pray, pray, pray. Click here to see their interview on CNN.
7. Join the Skip A Meal For Haiti group on Facebook. They aren't collecting donations but are planning a HUNGER FOR HAITI DAY: Skip a meal or 2 on Jan 20th 2010 and give what the meal would’ve cost to Haiti help.
8. Visit Hope For Haiti. This site is set up raffle-style. Make a donation, get a raffle ticket, enter to win fun items like jewelry, dishes, photo sessions, etc.
It doesn't take a large monetary donation to make a difference. Every little bit helps.
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