‘I do wish this teapot would pour like a dream!
Try one of these scones, I can pass you the cream’.
‘Well, thank you, but no, for I must watch my weight,
Just look at those slices of damson and date!’
;Just look at that table: I say, what a sight –
It looks like those women are starting a fight!’
‘I’ll wait for the cuckoo clock mustn’t be late:
It’s supper at seven and soiree at eight.’
‘No manners these days not a ‘thank you’ or ‘please’,
Those women are worse than the zoo’s chimpanzees’.
‘I do love Darjeeling and jasmine at four –
Tea settles the stomach; I’ll pour us some more’,
‘I really can’t take it I wish I could stay:
The noise from that table will drive me a
!’
By Caroline Gill
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:)) Very good…Dare I say…’How Sweet’? 😉
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:)) of course you can say that Bushka :):)
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Date and damson … my poor old taste buds are working overtime and I’ve only just finished my supper!!
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lol, sorry about that, timing wasn’t perfect :):)
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This is really cute! My boss at the tea room would love this, will share it with her at work tomorrow 🙂
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Oh do Shelly, I will take a visit to your blog 🙂 x
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That is very good! White with one sugar, B!
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lol, glad you enjoyed it hutt 🙂
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