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Conference moira::parenting

Title:	Parenting
Notice:	Previous PARENTING version at MOIRA::PARENTING_V3
Moderator:	GEMEVN::FAIMANY

Created:	Thu Apr 09 1992
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	1292
Total number of notes:	34837

379.0. "Help with Tea Party" by USCTR1::MMCCALLION () Sun Nov 08 1992 21:51

    I need some help.  I want to have a Tea Party with Emily who is 3.5 yrs
    old and some of her friends.  Problem is, it's been too many years
    since my days of tea's.  I don't want go as far as wearing white gloves
    (am I dating myself here?) but I would like to have small fancy
    sandwiches or juices...
    
    Is there some quide books for children's games, party ideas etc?
    
    Any ideas are appreciated.
    
    Thanks
    Marie

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379.1 LARVAE::LUND_YATES MINE'S A PINT Mon Nov 16 1992 08:21 17

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379.1		LARVAE::LUND_YATES	MINE'S A PINT	`Mon Nov 16 1992 08:21`	17
	Marie I just managed to survive my daughter's 3rd birthday party on Saturday! The kids (6 of them) were great fun and we played the games that I used to play at parties when I was a kid: Pass the Parcel; Pin the Tail on the Donkey; Musical Chairs/Statues/Bumps. The food can be as plain or fancy as you like - the children will still eat it like there's no tomorrow! My wife even made a "Hickory, Dickory, Dock" clock cake - the design for which was given to us by a friend. We have a book at home which gives details of fancy party foods. If you like and depending on when and where this party is going to be (I'm in the UK) I could copy some ideas and send them to you. Dave

    Marie
    
    I just managed to survive my daughter's 3rd birthday party on Saturday!
    
    The kids (6 of them) were great fun and we played the games that I used
    to play at parties when I was a kid: Pass the Parcel; Pin the Tail on
    the Donkey; Musical Chairs/Statues/Bumps.
    
    The food can be as plain or fancy as you like - the children will still
    eat it like there's no tomorrow! My wife even made a "Hickory, Dickory,
    Dock" clock cake - the design for which was given to us by a friend.
    
    We have a book at home which gives details of fancy party foods. If you
    like and depending on when and where this party is going to be (I'm in 
    the UK) I could copy some ideas and send them to you.
    
    Dave