A Tea Party
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| My sister Sara, me, my neighbor Chandra, and my sister-in-law Heather |
I don’t like to brag, but I lead a very glamorous life.
Our personal chef cooks us gourmet dinners. The maid makes sure the house is spotless every day. The nannies take care of the children, and the tutors give them a top-notch education.
I go to the gym every morning, meet friends for lunch while attempting to avoid the paparazzi, spend the afternoon shopping, then come home to see my loving, clean, mannerly, educated children.
Evenings are spent going to fancy tea parties or other elaborate events. You can probably relate to my life, right?
This particular tea party was a benefit for an organization called NIMBY (Not In My Back Yard), which does much-needed work to help stop human trafficking. You can visit their Facebook page here.
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| Beautiful ladies (Hats are so much fun! Why don’t we wear them more often?) |
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| My friend Julie & I probably talking about our kids. |
Despite my glamorous and posh life (ha, ha, it was a joke), it was SO MUCH FUN getting all dressed up, spending the evening with other people over the age of six, eating yummy food (not made by me), and hearing more about NIMBY. I soaked in the adult conversations, let me tell ya.
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| Me with Janelle |
This makes me want to have a big ol’ tea party in my back yard. I’m totally putting it on my list of things to do in the next year. Doesn’t get much more girly than that!
The photos (except the last two) were taken by Lauren Fisher of Jeremy Hess Photography.
