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Love in the Afternoon

FOSL Presents


Love in the Afternoon   ...An Afternoon Tea with Romance Writers



Sunday October 22, 2006  3:00 PM - 5:00 PM Sunday October 22, 2006
3:00 PM
- 5:00 PM
LOCATION CHANGE - Now at Smyrna Museum
Free Admission


Please arrive 15 minutes early.


What's your favorite tea? Robust Darjeeling? Spicy Chai? or cozy Chamomile? Or are you adventurous enough to try a new flavor? Do like the idea of settling into your favorite nook with a romance novel and a good "cuppa"? Does the sound of this cause you to wax nostalgic? Then come and join the Friends of Smyrna Library as we kick off our National Friends of the Library week celebration with an afternoon tea and a chat with romance writers Sandra Chastain and Susan Goggins. A book signing will follow.

About Tea *

Tea consumption began in ancient China over 5, 000 years ago. There are about three thousand variation of tea depending upon its plantation, genetic "parentage", processing, blending etc But all tea comes from one plant i.e Camellia sinensis (This plant is a bush but if allowed to grow wild, it can reach the height of about thirty feet.) In general the tea can be categorized into three main categories i.e green, black, and oolong. There are, of course, many different varieties within these three main categories. The major differences between them are a result of the different processing methods they undergo. Black teas undergo several hours of oxidation (Fermentation), oolongs receive less oxidation or are semi-fermented, and green teas are not oxidized at all.

Afternoon Tea Today in the USA *


Tea is more popular than ever in America today. Currently, there is a re-awakening of interest in tea as many Americans seek a more positive, healthy lifestyle. Fine hotels throughout the United States are re-establishing or planning for the first time afternoon tea services.

* From the History of Tea--The STASH Tea Company


The menu will include a delicious variety of cookies, tarts, tea biscuits, chocolates, teas (hot and cold),
coffee and hot chocolate.

Our Special Guests:
Our Special Guests:


Sandra ChastainSandra Chastain
Co-founder of BelleBooks, Inc.
Author of over 30 romance novels
Plus The Mossy Creek series & KaseyBelle, the Tiniest Fairy in the Kingdom
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Susan GogginsBetty Goggins
Author of Winter at Mossy Creek
Author of The Vampire 's Seduction under the pen name Raven Hart

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