Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Aunt Elsie's

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My little Mitsubishi 4 wheel drive made it through the snow all the way to Aunt Elsie's yesterday....which is only about 10 miles away from my home. We had our Dear Jane luncheon there and here are the pictures that I promised yesterday.

I arrived about 1/2 hour early just to see if Denise needed any help....well I should have known that she didn't..... When I walked through the door, I could hear old Christmas music playing and feel the warmth in the cute little cottage that is Aunt Elsie's....warmth was important because it was 17 degrees outside. Brrrrrrrrr!

I walked into the back room to find Denise putting the finishing touches on the table.....it looked beautiful! In a few minutes, the caterer arrived...the food smelled delicious.

Everything was under control so I had plenty of time to walk around and take pictures for you while I waited for my Dear Janiacs to arrive.

I took ALOT of pictures so that you would feel like you were there with us......
























































































If you live here in Utah and would like to visit Aunt Elsie's....the address is 9118 South Redwood Road in West Jordan.

This is the window that we sat next to..........the sun was out but "baby, it was cold outside"



This is the vintage chandelier above the luncheon table.....I love it.....I wish it was for sale!


As we arrived at the table, we were offered our choice of hot chocolate, hot cider or herbal tea.....in vintage teacups of course! I had peppermint tea.....my favorite. Which would you prefer?


Here are the place settings.....sit down with us please.


Luncheon is served.....Turkey Pot Pie....Strawberry Fields Salad.....Homemade Rolls....Caramel Brownies.....DELICIOUS!



I'm glad you could join me for this months Dear Jane luncheon......I hope you enjoyed yourself!



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15 comments:

  1. How fun! Thanks for all the photo's~ it did feel like I was right there. :-)

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  2. It's all so beautiful...I wish I was there! Thanks for all the great pictures, so much fun to look at all the goodies!

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  3. Thanks for taking me along! I had a great time.

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  4. Oh wow Lori, everything looks so lovely, and the food looks so delicious and inviting. Thanks for taking us along ;-)

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  5. Lori, I think I need to come for a visit and go on a little jont with you over to this darling place! HOW FUN this looks! The pictures were great and I loved everything I saw. Thanks for sharing!

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  6. Oh what a fun luncheon! You girls sure do know how to throw a party. I think I would have chosen the "hot chocolate," especially in those temps! I'm still in shorts and sandles down South! Tks so much for sharing your lovely day :)

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  7. Thanks for all the pictures and work you put into this post. I loved it and looked at everything a couple times. Now I'm hungry! The food looks scrumptious. The plates with ribbon, the christmas balls, the cardinals . . . everything was so lovely. The teapots, and goblets, the jewelery - I'm so attracted to it all. I've got to pay another visit very soon. I need to pick up some vintage christmas balls from her. So fun. Glad it was wonderful. Denise is very nice.

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  8. Oh, I did enjoy myself! I'll take hot chocolate as I stroll about gazing at all the pretties. I especially love the red snowmen, and the cute dressed-up doll. What fun you all must have had, cold or not!
    Brenda

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  9. Thanks for the email--Looks like way too much fun. It's probably a good thing I live in Kansas or I'd be checking this little place out.

    Thanks for sharing!
    Oh--and come by Dreaming sometime!

    Melinda

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  10. OHHH such eye candy. I would be to busy looking around to eat! bUT THE grub doesnt look half bad either! cherry

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  11. Wow, what great pictures, I love all that vintage stuff! But I was cold the whole time I looked at them, I could feel the cold outside in your post!
    ~Ann

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  12. Wow! What a lot of fun. I did feel like I was there and the food looked really good. Thanks for all of the great pictures. Aunt Elsie's? Is that a store or is she your aunt? I'm just a bit confused.

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  13. I'm so glad you took us along. And when I got to the Turkey Pot Pie... I licked my monitor. You may want to wipe your side of the monitor with a Clorox wipe (I have a cold).

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  14. I am so glad you posted the photos and address of this place! How wonderful it is! I will have to pop by one day and browse. You know the best places to go!
    Kari

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