Announcement - 2010 Christmas

Wishing you and your loved ones all the magic and joy of Christmas. May health, happiness, and good times greet you each day of the New Year!

Victorian Christmas Traditions

Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol
Ivy and pine holly symbolize the renewal of life and good luck
Father Christmas, tall and skinny, wears a long, red-hooded robe trimmed in white fur
Stockings are hung by the fire in hopes that Father Christmas will fill them with gold covered chocolate coins
Mince tarts, plum pudding and sugar mice
Christmas crackers filled with toys and a crown

With warmest thanks to my friend Judy Larkin, of Larkin Tea

http://www.larkintea.com/

Christmas Tea

Our White Christmas tea will be available until the end of January, 2011. Stop in for a savings of 10% on this fabulous white tea blended with white chamomile, cardamom, and vanilla. Enjoy it by the fireside while the hint of chocolate teases your senses!

A Christmas Tea Poem

On Christmas Day, at half past three,
brew yourself a cup of tea.
I'll think of you and you'll think of me,
While sitting around your Christmas Tree.

~Author Unknown

In many countries around the world, such as Morocco and Afghanistan, welcoming guests with tea is a popular tradition. The gift of tea is sometimes used for symbolic reasons, such as in the Chinese culture, where pu-erh tea is given at weddings to symbolize fortune and celebration. This Christmas, consider starting your own tea traditions in the company of family and friends.

Sincerely,

Danielle Beaudette
The Cozy Tea Cart, LLC

www.TheCozyTeaCart.com

December 21-24 Hours:

Tuesday - Friday open until 5:00 pm

Thursday until 7:00 pm

Closed Christmas Day

Starting Tuesday, December 28 -

regular business hours

Tuesday - Friday 10:00 - 3:00 pm

Thursday until 7:00 pm

Saturday 10:00 - 4:00 pm

Closed Sunday and Monday