Today please join me for some tea and cakes.
And we have reached the final week of Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge on the subject of photo components. Each week we were to find one photo or more and mirror Cee’s offering. This was her final original photo:

I don’t have many photos of instruments, if any at all, neither are young men posing for me on a daily basis, that’s why I give you the next best thing: my father in a tea house. There are cups!
We found this place, Ginger, in Trieste courtesy of my phone and were delighted to find it open, cosy, cool and friendly. The tea and cakes were excellent, the service warm and father later said that the ginger tea he had saved his life on this hot and humid day.
What I’d wish for my sister is to own a nice little cosy place like this in any part of the world she decides on, in which she’d serve her own yummy food like the salad she served me last night. It would be colourful, it would always smell nice and be full of happy costumers.
This one belongs to a Ginger, I presume, and if I was to judge by her accent she is British. Father was especially fascinated with the two hourglasses for our teas which showed two different times. Something new for me. Take it away, Ginger!
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Those cakes look fab. Did they taste as good as the looked?
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Indeed they did, Emma. Overall a splendid experience. Thank you!
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That does look super cozy, and I like the sound of ginger tea!
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Thank you, Lexi! I had a cherry-vanilla one but father was most pleased with his ginger.
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Wonderful post for this week’s challenge. 😀 😀
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Thank you, Cee! 🙂 As I’ve said, a splendid challenge you brought us!
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Are those cupcakes? They look delicious.
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They are, Dan, or at least the Trieste variety, and they were. Father had dark chocolate and I had triple chocolate. Thank you!
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These are happy photos.
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Thank you, Claudia! I think father and I both felt as if we reached a sanctuary. 🙂
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Oh it looks like a delightful, and yummy tea and cake shop.
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Thank you, Deborah. It was a delicious and lucky find. 🙂
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Good looking cakes!
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Thank you, Scooj, indeed they were. I hope you had many tasty bits in Italy too.
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Oh yes, Umbrian food is just wonderful.
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I’m curious, tell me more: please, name three dishes that won your stomach over.
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Now you are asking…Straccetti con Rucola, wild boar parpadelle and any panda cotta going.
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Mmmm, sounds excellent, except that last dessert has too much bear (I know, I know, typo!) 😀
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I hate auto spell check!
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You said tea, but my eyes went right to polka dots and cupcakes! 😛
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Well, they all go together well. Thank you, Joey! 🙂
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Lovely.
Manja, what do you do? Is photography a profession or a hobby?
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Oh Bojana, thanks for asking! I take it as a compliment that you can’t tell. 😀 I haven’t ever tried to be a pro, strictly hobby.
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So what do you do, if I’m not asking too much.
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I’d reply something to do with the curious but I won’t since I really don’t mind the question. 😀 I’m a translator by profession. I only translate into English and Slovenian and lately don’t work much. I’ve also worked as a proofreader and editor. Got a job for me? 😉
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I wish.
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