09/05/2025
I wish you bubbles on your tea...
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I invited a lady to come for tea. She accepted with alacrity. A new friend in the making perhaps?
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She arrived on a hot + steamy day, so I made it cold. As a Brit, this isn’t my fave way to serve tea at all! I take my tea hot, with a splash of milk.
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But, I thought a lovely iced herbal infusion would be just the ticket!
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Served in a delightful delicate crystal glass.
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Perfect!
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Or so I thought. Turns out, so I was told, at least 3 times during our tea party—she’d never, ‘ever’ been invited to tea before.
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(I know, you’d think I’d learn. Americans don’t do tea. I guess sometimes I’m a bit slow!)
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As she left I invited her again, but this time told her I’d do it properly...which just floated over her head. Of course, she’s never been invited to tea before + had no idea what I was blathering about!
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So, darling, I was left wondering why I’d watered down my magic? Trying to accommodate what I thought someone needed to be comfy. Instead of celebrating my uniqueness.
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In doing so, I actually shortchanged this lovely lady from having a new experience.
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How often do you rein it in? Water down your magic? Not be fully you? Are you shortchanging yourself + those around you?
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What if today we show up 100 percent in all our sparkly, stardust, messy eccentricity! What will you do differently today?
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I’d love to know your thoughts on this. Drop me a line below or message me.
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And the bubbles...my Welsh grandmother taught me that bubbles on the top of your tea mean money flowing your way.
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So, my dear, today I wish you bubbles on your tea. Served proper...hot, and poured from the teapot. Wanna come over for tea?
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Big love 💕
Jacqueline
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