Elevenses: Fairly Fragile
Good morning Ladies and Gentlemen, I hope we are all feeling extremely eleven o’clockish because the time is, indeed, 11’o clock. So, step inside, take off your cloak, hang up your fangs and make yourselves at home in Max and Collin’s veritably verve and queasily quixotic parlour, located in the splendidly scenic city of Lancaster, Mor Ire.
True, perhaps, some people have called it a mere figment of some lunatic tea-addict’s over-active imagination, but we consider that such people are merely embittered that they have not yet received an invitation.
Today you find us trembling in our boots after a night full of dreadful disturbances and utterly appalling apparitions, which we are certain has nohing to do with our over indulgence in fairies yesterday morning. Still we will be glad when this season of ghoulish ghostiness is at an end and we can settle back into the company of more everyday monsters such as psychotic scarecrow landlords and hybrid vampire squid.
Now then, we are both feeling a little delicate and thankfully our lovely werewolf butler has nosed out some dainty and delicate delightfulness to ease us into the afternoon, Betty Crocker Style…
Ah, witches, maybe they aren’t so bad after all? They’re broomsticks are certainly tasty and they seem to make good soup… which reminds me that Bellabeth will be joining our own Kitchen Witch for Soup Of The Day tomorrow, so don’t miss out on that will you? And we will be back in the parlour on Thursday with some tremendous Tea @ Three but for now let us tune in to something soul stirring while we nibble on these tasty treats,
Splendid! We wish you a most enchanting afternoon and until we see you again please,
be always, Utterly Yourself
This entry was posted on October 25, 2016 by Penny Blake. It was filed under Elevenses and was tagged with autumn, books, cake, fairies, fantasy, fiction, geek, gothic, halloween, LGBT, music, nerd, punk, reading, recipes, sci fi, science fiction, steampunk, stories, tea, witches, writing.
Yet another fine tea party. What exquisite broomstick cookies to help inspire the witch’s broom I’m making right now for my costume. And the video was quite an inspiration indeed. Ta!
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October 25, 2016 at 1:37 pm
Thankyou Shellflower 🙂 A witch’s broomstick for Halloween you say? Sounds awesome, will there be pictures on your blog? Lindsey Stirling is a little bit of incredible isn’t she?!
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October 27, 2016 at 7:25 am
Those look yummy!
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October 25, 2016 at 2:18 pm
Thankyou Felissa, and welcome to the parlour! 🙂
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October 27, 2016 at 7:26 am