is currently planted in our herb gardens as a reminder of days gone by when we would enjoy the Teacup Ride on a hot summer day. Now, it offers photo opportunities for many that stroll the garden as they reminisce about their own whirlwind summer days at the park. The teacup, shown here during the Fairy Festival,
fills up more readily with bubbles than it would with tea. Visit Miss Spenser's blog for links to more delicate teacups!
is the "Make a Wish" tree that was offered during the Fairy Festival.
Guests were invited to write their wish, dream, or desire on a piece of cloth and attach it to the tree. If you didn't want to write down your wish, you were encouraged to hang the cloth as you expressed your wish silently. Many wishes are gently blowing in the breeze, waiting to be fulfilled. Since this was done during our Fairy Festival, a large majority wished to be 'a real fairy' or something such as this one 'I wish I could fly please'.
Others expressed the desire 'not be afraid', or a wish for 'peace & love'.
'The best day ever', and 'fun with everyone' were also expressed. And my personal favorite, 'I wish I lived in Candyland'. Given the opportunity, what would you wish for?
She presented me with this lovely petite golden lined rose cup and leaf saucer souvenir from her travels. It is a perfect addition to the fairy collections. Thank you Marj! 
will once again grace the gardens of The Rosemary House and Sweet Remembrances this weekend with her stories, 
some dancing and singing, and tea parties, of course.
with those that believe. Here's the complete listing of the upcoming Schedule of Events.
