Tea party talk is girl talk - almost always it revolves around what we girls understand are the really important details in life -- like -- What's your favorite hairstyle? How do you wear your hair? Do you think power women pretty much stick to the same hair-do? Do moms need simpler easier hair-dos? There are so many women in the news now, from political divas to celebrities-- and they look terrific -- wonder if they spend much time playing around with "girly stuff".
Make-overs are always fascinating and certainly a hairstyle can transform us instantly. Some are subtle changes but sometimes the difference is dramatic. I've inlcluded some photos of styling make-overs for us. Do you recognize my model? A style that is just right for someone else can look terrible on you. But it's fun to think about and sometimes we girls just have to have a change. For instance,
or wash-and-wear?
Would a Feinstein add maturity
or make us look dated?
How do you feel about a Nancy?
Some hair-dos are almost trademarks.
Do you think Bab's is flattering and timeless?
We
usually associate a Katie with perkiness,
but could it look sophisticated on you?
And finally, there's the up-do? Is it especially easy
for moms who are on the run?
We've got the teapot warm and our chairs are piled with comfy pillows. Today's discussion is feminine and if paint n powder n rouge is your thing, you're invited to pull up a chair and join us. Could someone pass the cream?
Renewed interest in social graces and longing for a gentler time is spurring a huge demand for social tea drinking and all its accouterments. As tea sales increase in the U.S., the social aspect of tea drinking is flourishing in the form of tea parties and luncheons with endless themes.
Personally, I think there is a lot to be said about the sort
of tea party shown below
And if the dainties look like these, who could resist?
Some tea parties make politicians wish there was no recess
NOTE: A Cyber Tea Party is much like a real tea party - the conversations are spirited among friends and progress quickly. I will always add updates to the posts but promise to save the parts you might have missed if you arrived late.. Earlier we were talking about CHANGE and how we can graciously adapt:
There I Was Stuck in A Carpet Store: In the early seventies, my husband opened a retail floor covering store and stationed me on the front desk. I was miserable.
Bored to tears, I started ...Catch
up with the rest!

