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"I want the hostess to almost be a guest in her own home so she can sit with
her guests and relate to them," she said. "You need to enjoy these
relationships in your life before they are gone." Kacy, The Pittsburgh
Christian, June 2005
"Laura Kacy will teach a course on tea and social graces, a very English,
very turn-of-the-19th-century course. Those who take her weeklong class will learn about the history and etiquette
of English-style afternoon tea, how to make tea and how to make tea-time snacks. "I'll try to introduce a number of teas people have never tried," she said.
"There's so much to learn about tea and so many of them." Students also learn about hats and bonnets through the ages and the art of
conversation, both listening and talking. For this portion of the class, no
modern technology will be allowed. Listen to a Podcast with Ms. Kacy on Talkshoe.com. The podcast is Positively Pittsburgh Live! With Joanne Quinn-Smith. Episode 11- Amazing Days of Summer
Testimonials
"The food and service were excellent!" Lynn K. 4/25/05
"The service by 'Home is where the Tea is' was excellent, as well as
the quality of the food. (Ms. Kacy) related well to all ages, very polite,
excellent presence. Also, very knowledgeable, Thank You! " M. Wesolek,
Peoples Library 6/2/05
"The food was fresh and delicious and the kitchen and dining room were cleaned
to their prior condition" M. Seidel 12/3/05
"Your scones are the absolute best, and I really enjoyed the tea" Sharon S
"..food and service were wonderful!" Fran C. 11/12/2006
"The entire tea was lovely and so well prepared and presented by Laura
Kacy."
Susan
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“…I enjoyed my two tea classes with you. What a wonderful experience! Sampling…preparing.. Learning, I loved it all!” Trudy B. ************************************ Home is where the Tea has an exclusive agreement for pastries with The Cafe at the Frick and has the support and mentoring of the management of The Cafe (John Muth and Gini Calabrese). Ms. Kacy is a national speaker on tea history, etiquette and the atmosphere of tea. She was selected by Ms. Ellen Easton, who is the tea consultant to the new The Palm Court at the Plaza and Lady Mendl’s of The Inn at Irving, NYC, to speak at The Coffee Tea and Me Expo in Pasadena California in October 2007.
Home is where the Tea is has been a member Saxonburg Area Business Association 2005-present.
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Home is where the Tea is -- Serving the Pittsburgh and Western PA area -- 412-956-1857
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Laura
Kacy, owner of ‘Home is where the Tea is’ 
