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Hi, Rebecca! I love hostessing tea parties and love your formal tea set! My tea parties are cottage style. I collect teapots and tea cups, so everything that I use is mixed and matched. My centerpieces and additional decor bring the theme together and create balance and symmetry. I serve a variety of teas, two kinds of tea sandwiches, sweeties, and scones with mock clotted cream. to make it a luncheon tea or high tea, I start off with a small cup of soup and a small salad. Serve with lemons, sugar, sweetener (I use stevia) and real cream or half and half. I love your videos. Please, keep sharing!

Now the Madame asks, what with the loud music and girls going in and out, how could Coach P not know? I’d say unless Coach had a crystal ball he wouldn’t know, unless someone reported a problem. Back in undergrad, I lived on the 20th floor at a dorm at Eastern Kentucky University. Our basketball team lived on the 5th floor. I saw those guys every day and a few of the players were in one of my classes. I attended most of their home games, and had meals with them in the jock cafeteria. On a few occasions, I went down to the 5th floor to tutor one of the players, and swapped music with one of the other players. I have to admit that it wasn’t uncommon for me to hear loud music playing on the 5th floor (as well as on some of the other floors) and looking back, I have to admit to seeing young women going into and out of basketball players rooms on the 5th floor (as well as on some of the other floors of the non-players). Now all these years later, am I too assume that whenever a door shut and loud music was playing, there were young women on the other side of the closed door dancing and hooking? Damn … now I feel so naive! Given that I recall some of the females visiting the 5th Floor of my dorm were much more attractive than some of the Louisville Madame’s Dancers, should I conclude that more money was spent on the EKU player’s entertainment?