This year Mackayley turned 5. Which is the magical number for going to tea with Aunt Nette.
Of course, we went to Camillia Rose Tea Room in Plant City, FL.
Notice that I spelled her name differently than what was on the placecard? It really is Mackayley. But c'mon, how many Mackayleys are there to compare spellings with, right? No biggie, they quickly corrected the spelling....
and we were good to go.
Mackayley is number 3 in the line of "tea with Aunt Nette",and had been listening to stories from the older, more experienced girls of going to tea so she was anxious to have her own "girl time". It was raining on the day we went to tea, so there was no name on the chalkboard outside the store for Mackayley. But that didn't even seem to phase her. (Whew! Dodged that bullet).
(Paying close attention to the tea selection for the day)
and finding the perfect hat is a must
ah, yes. I think she found the perfect tea too.
I thought it was cute that she informed me how a lady would use her napkin!
Like her sister, Mackenzie, she soon got tired of all the pictures too. sigh...
After our tea was over, she used her big-girl vocab and said it was all "lovely". I'm glad all the heightened expectations weren't a disappointment. I never knew how much these teas meant to these little girls. I'm so glad, and grateful to be building memories with them all. Next, tea I'll share is my tea with Winter. It was a comment from her that made me realize just how special these teas are with them! Don't miss it.
and I'll leave you with my favorite picture of all.... I just love this one!
Jeanette,how sweet,these are the best memories for the girls. It all looked really nice.
ReplyDeleteWould you believe I am known as Auntie Nette too,because as you know I'm Jeanette too. xx
oh Jeanetteann! How cool is that! Another Aunt Nette! I love it. Did they give you that name too? (I don't want them to call many anything but that and hope they continue when they're all grown up)
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