Please let me say that I have deleted
many of the posts for 2012 and just saved
some food and garden ones. I especially
wanted some of the garden ones because
this was the third year for my Colorado garden.
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HI BERNIDEEN,
ReplyDeleteWISH WE HAD SOME SNOW.....THEY SAY WE MAY GET SOME FOR CHRISTMAS.....YOUR CHRISTMAS CAKE LOOKS DELICIOUS....AND YOUR POST IS LOVELY.....EVERYTHING IS SO ELEGANT.....MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR MY FRIEND....RIZZI
Dear Bernideen,
ReplyDeleteOh you who owns a retail gift shop is busier than ANY of us - I was a retail sales manager for years and no one works harder this time of year, long hours on your feet, having to smile ALL the time, and just kinda misery.
How you manage to host these wonderful blog parties is beyond me!
I am having a tea tomorrow for just a smattering of friends, so if I can I shall post late for your party.............otherwise please know I sure wish I could slow down to take pics of teatime that has long passed.
I have company coming in an hour and I have been busy getting the house all nicey-nice in holiday fashion. (And what I would really love to do is hot the pot and sit and read blogs all night, haha.)
BIG HUGS of holiday cheer to you,
Michele
PS That china is gorgeous and your teatime is lovely!
Well it's nice you ma7y have a White Christmas!
ReplyDeleteI went outside - it's cold but not too cold - in my barefeet today.
It's Ohio. I shouldn't be able to do that. I can imagine your weather will be coming this way - ?
xxoo
Your Blizzard Tea is so beautiful even though it is snowing outside! The teaset is lovely and glad you baked the delicious cake for the tasty treat. I would love to see your city and mountains in the snow but not a blizzard. We will be going to Lubbock for Christmas with our son. I hope you and husband have a wonderful Christmas and Happy New Year. Thanks for hosting your party!
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Hi Bernideen, I love the teacup with roses. It is so feminine and pretty. Your pink roses are pretty too. The blizzard is headed our way...we've had a little snow, it will continue and then be quite windy. I think you sent it our way! lol
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas, Bernideen.
Hi Bernideen, I love the teacup with roses. It is so feminine and pretty. Your pink roses are pretty too. The blizzard is headed our way...we've had a little snow, it will continue and then be quite windy. I think you sent it our way! lol
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas, Bernideen.
Hi Bernideen
ReplyDeleteSorry you got a blizzard. A storm missed us but my Auntie P who lives in NB got 20 centimeters of snow. I don't know what that is in inches, but it's too much for this time of year.
Your roses are gorgeous and a welcome sight this time of year. Love your china too; so pretty. Thank you for sharing and Merry Christmas, my friend!
Blessings,
Sandi
I entered. Most the time my tea posts don't line up with your parties. I always love the vase your roses are in and the roses and everything else is just lovely.
ReplyDeleteHello Bernideen
ReplyDeleteYour bouquet of roses is like a breath of fresh air, and a reminder of my gardens as well.
A pretty tea cup this week with the roses on it, everything coordinated.
I hope your fast pace slows down enough for you to enjoy Christmas with family and friends.
Judith
Hi Bernideen,
ReplyDeleteI love your beautiful teapot! So perfect among your other lovely tea things. I miss the outdoor tea parties, too! We will be getting your snow tonight with expected six to eight inches through friday. Everything will be white and beautiful just in time for Christmas! I'll be joining your Open House party friday! Merry Christmas!
Nancy
Well, I am new to your blog in the past week or so. It is just all so beautiful. I love all your beautiful things. Enjoy your tea and wintery weather. We are supposed to get hit with a blizzard and have somewhere around 16" before the storm is over...sigh...is it Spring yet? xo Diana
ReplyDeleteHi Bernideen! We are supposed to get some snow on Friday here in Michigan. Your china collection with pink roses is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you and yours.
Hi Bernideen,
ReplyDeletethose pink roses as flowers as much as the lovely ones on the tea set makes my heart sing. So pretty is that tea time. The baby breath looks like many tiny snow balls. Really pretty. And I can imagine how delicious your cake smells and feel the warmth of the fresly brewed tea. I am sorry, I was too busy to make any post this week. Wish you a very successfull time for your shop.
Best greetings, Johanna
Hi Bernideen,
ReplyDeleteYou are a busy lady! I look forward to the recipe for your Christmas cake.
Sounds like you will have a white Christmas-enjoy!We are getting rain on the weekend so not looking promising for a white one for us.
Merry Christmas,
Carolyn
Bernideen, I have just got to do more tea posts so I can share with you! I too am already dreaming of Spring. I love your garden tea posts. I saw your beautiful angels being featured on a blog. Can't think of who's right now. Maybe Common Ground. They were so precious! Have a very Merry Christmas! Thanks so much for sharing your lovely tea and yummy cake (can't wait for the recipe) with Share Your Cup.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Jann
I always love coming to your blog; such a happy place with such beautiful china. I've felt so at home here and wish you many, many more years of blogging, XOXO
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful roses -- the real ones as well as the painted ones on your teawares! Can't believe you're going to work in a blizzard, but of course we are pansies here in Georgia and stay home if we see two flakes of snow bump around!
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