Saturday, May 15, 2010

Books, Bears and Chocolate (or Like Mother Like Daughter)


Spent the most wonderful morning with DD at the Kensington Dollshouse Festival. It was a delight for the eyes and a continuous lesson in saying no - for me as much as DD. We kept pulling each other this way and that trying not miss the miniature things. We both lusted after a beautiful Art Deco house that was for sale and a beautiful chandelier that worked...but these items were far more than our meagre budget but we could dream.

I must confess we didn't escape without succumbing...both DD and I have a passion for bears...so her dolls' house now has garden furniture and a collection of bears and of course they couldn't sit in the garden without food and entertainment....chocolate cake, some beverage and a few books to read - the complete Twilight series (now I might have chosen different books for them to read, but they are her bears so the ten year old won that one and I might have selected the beautiful Bristol blue glasses, but we were down to our last pennies so the thought was there. I of course would have filled them with wine, but I think heard they to have hot chocolate to go with there cake).

We then went out to lunch and of course the bears had to come out and have lunch too... (the waitress was delighted)

Then we went home and they needed more refreshment (bears are very hungry creatures)...so here they will live until we go to Cornwall and they can join the dolls' house but then maybe they will want to come back to London or Dubai and play with me...

9 comments:

Susie Vereker said...

How gorgeous! Thanks for telling us about it.

Deborah Carr (Debs) said...

How lovely, and miniature Twilight books too!

Carole Blake said...

Fabulous little scene! So glad you both enjoyed the visit. I was much less abstemious, as you know!

DJ Kirkby said...

Awwww such sweet photos.

Unknown said...

A pleasure Susie :-)

They are fun and she wouldn't have any other books, Debs!

Carole - we loved it - it was magic. Having been warned i came with limited cash and no cheque book - it worked wonders!

lx

Unknown said...

DJ - thanks :-)

lx

Sally Clements said...

Now that's what I call a bear tea-party, much nicer than a rotten old picnic in the woods!

Jenny Beattie said...

Oh those little bears are gorgeous. I have a (full sized) green metal table just the same as that one.

prashant said...

Thanks for telling us about it.
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