Nature-Loving Woman Hosts Magical Tea Parties With Different Animals
Some people would run the other way at the sight of a snail on a teacup, but Jay Rainey turns that moment into something magical. Her animal tea parties are equal parts whimsical and wonderfully unexpected.
From toads and snails to frogs and other tiny woodland guests, Jay welcomes them all with patience, tea, and a camera. She even uses non-GMO, non-toxic, animal-friendly Earl Grey and fresh mint, keeping the setup gentle for every creature involved.
The photos are strange, charming, and hard to look away from, and Jay's cabin in British Columbia gives the whole thing an extra fairytale feel. Read on.
1. Do you serve green tea?

2. Say, are those real flowers?

3. I'll wait for someone to pour my tea, thank you.

4. Alice? Are you there?

5. Excuse me, but where are the crumpets?

6. That smells delicious!

This chaotic tea party energy matches the woman who returned to find three deer sheltering inside her open door.
7. If I don't move, no one will know!

8. Give me a kiss and turn me into a prince!

9. Would someone be kind enough to pour me some tea?

10. Why, hello there!

11. That'ssssssss sssssome ssssssstrong sssssmelling teaa, my dear.

12. This was delicious, thank you. May I have seconds, please?

13. I don't know how I'll carry this, but hmm...

14. Epicness in one shot!

15. Thank you for the wonderful evening. I must hop away into the wild now.

16. You invited me, I arrived, and I'm delighted. Those teacups are exquisite.

In Summary...
Jay considers herself a Farsidist, an art form inspired by Gary Larson for his Far Side cartoons. But how exactly does Jay manage to take such magical pictures?
Well, she lives in a cabin in the woods somewhere in British Columbia, where she documents her life surrounded by nature. Isn't it great?
While most of us are scared of these fluffy, creepy crawlies, Jay appreciates them for their beauty and helps the world see these creatures from a different perspective! Here's to Jay!
Wait, what happened when an entitled mother tried to take away a woman’s cat.