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Question please: with the many many 'tea towels' that Cuties embroider on, what is the origin of a 'tea towel'? I picture a waiter with the small towel over his forearm he he
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Hi Dolly, I just looked up Google and this is what they say. Love and blessings Chris
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http://www.all-tea-towels.co.uk/teatowelshistory-g-39.html
www.all-tea-towels.co.uk
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You can't beat a pot of hot 'builders brew.'
Thank you for this link. I learned something new today.
Chris they have fantastic ideas for funny towels! You must take a look for the humorous and also the ones under the food-tab ;o)
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My only criticism of the image you describe as 'a waiter' should instead be 'husband' ....................but then again, on reflection, it's actually the same thing.
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Your wife has trained you well. Now go get her a cup of tea.
Yes Maam, Immediately Maam.
My kids used to say "yes maam, sir", and heard it again just the other day.
Sandyqueen
Sandyqueen
That, is called politeness!
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What are the small towels in the bathroom called? I think that my kitchen towels are more like the teatowels I saw on the website. I went to the website and wow you have beautiful towels. I like the feel of teatowels over the "microfiber" we have today
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hand towels
These are called finger tip towels.