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16 sty 2022 · After meditative reflection yesterday, I received an esoteric visit from our dear ole' sea captain's wife, the spirit of Tasha Tudor. Whereas Tasha passed in 2008, souls do, in fact, have lives of infinity. If we believe we can communicate from beyond the veil, it will be so.
Inspired by the Shakers of New England, Tasha and several friends invented a "religion" called Stillwater (which wasn't so much a religion as an excuse to get together, hold tea parties, and dress up in fancy, antique clothes).
Every Midsummer's Eve Tasha Tudor and her family had what they called a Stillwater Party that usually included a marionette show, square dance, and a large bowl of cold, refreshing Stillwater Punch. Guests of our Corgi Cottage tours enjoy cups of Stillwater Punch after ambling through Tasha's home and garden and always ask for the recipe!
Every June the Tudors celebrated the Stillwater Party, a name thought up by Tasha and her son in a mock New England sect of their customs and traditions, highlighting the belief that life should be...
16 lip 2022 · Tasha Tudor and Family. Every June, on Midsummer's Eve, we hold a splendid celebration known as the Stillwater Party. Stillwater is the name thought up by my younger son and me for a mock New England sect combining Shaker, Amish, and Quaker qualities.
Tasha Tudor (August 28, 1915 – June 18, 2008) [1] was an American illustrator and writer of children's books. Biography. Tasha Tudor was born in Boston, Massachusetts, as Starling Burgess, the daughter of naval architect W. Starling Burgess and noted portrait painter Rosamund Tudor.
Tasha Tudor and Family recipes for appetizers, soups, salads, cookies, cakes, desserts, bread, muffins and main courses. From chicken stuffed with goat cheese to lemon tartlets.
