Social Groups

LETS GET SOCIAL!

I want to meet my readers. I have a facebook page where you can stay up to date on all things Demitasse Lass, and I have created two social groups.

I want to host live weekly chats with everyone over suggested reader topics and would love to continue the conversation from the blog there with you! To join The Demitasse Social group see below!

Demitasse Lass Social
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This is the Demitasse Lass Social group where I will share my latest blog posts, host discussions about a range of Demitasse Lass topics and have a we...
The next group is for my fellow Steeped Tea lovers and clients to chat separately about all things TEA.  Here i share lots of tea specific recipes, exclusive items, interesting tea facts and articles, and giveaways!

Demitasse Lass - Tea Time with Lainey
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VIP group exclusively dedicated for my Steeped Tea clients. Virtual tea parties, afternoon tea chats, contests, latest promotions and more!

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