Thank goodness for Mittens!
Joy!
Abigail is so happy!
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White stuff
She wished it would snow so she could have an excuse to wear her new mittens, and lo…
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Snow!
…it did!
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More snow
Abigail visited Holly…
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No mittens
…but Holly didn’t have any mittens…
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Tea
…so they stayed inside and drank warm tea!
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Quimper Hittys 
Abigail’s wee felt mittens and other warm clothing look really cozy …..Hope Holly will also get some mittens so her hands can keep warm – Nothing like a hot cup of tea to keep warm !!
It actually didn’t snow all that much, but it was cold! Abigail was glad that she had the mittens just in time!
Delightful visit! Cold, snow, friends and hot tea-great combination.
It was all good! We were all thankful for cups of tea made by our favourite nine-year old!
I predict Holly-decorated mittens before long… Hot tea-cups to warm the hands don’t work so well outside!
I learned to clamp my hands around a mug of tea indoors in my non-centrally-heated home in England. After six years of studenthood and then working, my tea dependence was very ingrained then and is still!
Tea is good… cocoa is better! Even made with just boiling water and no milk or sugar, the bliss of hot chocolate is hard to beat.
and thank goodness for little girls and Hittys. Stay warm down the hill.
Little girls are very fun to be with on the exciting first day of snow! The Hittys were rather happy about it all too, though the grown-ups were glad it didn’t stick around! We are warm…how is it up the hill?
how kind to keep ones friend company. The little tea party looks quite cozy. Abigale looked very well dressed for a snowy day….lovely coat and warm mittens. We must get Holly some mittens!!
We all enjoyed the tea! Our little girl had fennel seeds, a clove, some lemon peel and a few leaves of rosemary in her infuser, plus honey…the Big human had plain English Breakfast with milk! M-m-m-m.