Tea With The Roses

I  set up this tea between rains, 

as these Duchess of Portland 
roses are short-lived,
and they will soon be finished.

 This vintage chinaware is Aynsley - Longton - England.

Utensils from Walmart

Cherries under the dome

I am serving Maple Walnut Tarts for the recipe click here.

A Sadler Coffee/Teapot

The table cloth is "Petit-Point" cross stitch embroidery

~Church sale find~

 blowing in the wind...

The rose hedge at the back of the property.

To view more of these lovely roses,  Roses of Gaspé, click here.

Thanks for your visit xo

All pics are my sole original property.

Sabrina's Graduation and The Girl Guides of Canada

My  Granddaughter, Sabrina,  has graduated

 from elementary school

 and will be entering High School this September.

I am sharing some photos of her Graduation.

  
Sabrina with her brother Mathieu.

 Me and Suzanne

Sabrina and her very tall teacher.

Below ~ My grandson Mathieu and 
Martin, a great Father and Son-In-Law.

 The class

Below, Sabrina at the microphone, 
she had a singing part, from Adele's  ~Hello~

The Yearbook

 

Classmates each autographed the back of a T-Shirt.

St. Mary's School- in Longueuil, Quebec

The only school in the English School Board,

 offering both French and English Immersion program.

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Sabrina is in the Girl Guides .

She will be in the Pathfinders next year.

Lady Baden Powell from Britain was a major contribution to the development of the Guides/Girl Scout movements. She was  elected World Chief Guide in 1930. As well as making a major contribution to the development of the Guide / Scout movements, she visited 111 countries during her life, attending Jamborees and national Guide and Scout associations. (source Wikipedia)

Other pins and metals 

The Girl Guides was established in 1928 in Hungary and has it headquarters in London, England.

Congratulations Sabrina and 
good luck in your future adventures.
We are proud of you. xo