Today is our Easter Dinner and we’ve invited lots of people.
When the guests arrive, there is always a bit of general confusion and milling about while coats are hung, hugs and handshakes are exchanged and food donations are sorted out. (A dinner party at the Red House is rarely a free lunch…) At recently past functions, very small children have been ushered outside to play, or put into closets if there is a chance they will take a header down over the edge of the stairs where the railing is not yet a railing. Except this year – I’m much more organized than in the past. I have Signage for the parents!
The First Sign will make it clear how very small children should be monitored:
After dinner, we’ll bring out some treats. There is a sign for that:
We like to end things with Coffee. It is the signal to our guests that it is time for them to perk up and get ready for the long drive home. I have a sign for that:
In a few days I’ll let you know how it went!
Sounds like a great time. I could make use of all these signs.
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I like signage. I don’t go for anything inspirational, obviously.
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Brilliant signs Margie! LOL!
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Aren’t words wonderful things!
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I think Jesus would approve.
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We are a multi-cultural family, so our feast day is one where the spirit of the Easter Bunny dominates!
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Have wonderful and chocolate filled Easter!
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I really don’t need all the chocolate calories, but what would Easter be without a few sweets!
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