Garden Tea-Time events are often held on blissfully warm sunny evenings, in beauttiful gardens, where family and friends get together to share a drink (e.g. tea, champagne or a glass of wine), a favourite cake or snack, their experiences and treasured memories. This Virtual Rotary Tea-Time event will conjour-up the atmosphere of a garden party, where we can all safely get together (virtually, via the “GotoMeeting” application), with our drinks, cakes or snacks and share with each other.
Things that you might like to share at the Virtual Rotary Tea-Time might be:
Really, anything that you have found interesting, uplifting and/or inspiring that you feel comfortable sharing.
Contributions don’t need to be long or polished either. Anyting from a minuite to five minutes is brilliant. The idea is just to have fun sharing together, as you would at a garden party.
We will also invite our friends from West Berkshire Mencap to share with us details of the “Julies Garden” project, what it has been like for them in recent weeks, and what they are hoping for in the future. For those who wish to, there will also be an opportunity to donate to the Julie’s Garden Project.
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