For quite a few years,
I have been doing yearly reviews
with links to some of my posts.
Last year I didn't post much but
let's do a review just the same. This
post was called
I hope I can do a better job of posting this
year. I am retired and that means I should
have all kinds of time, right? I seem to
just fill my life up with so many things.
my favorite time to share violet china:
Here in Missouri it also means spring
starts to stir a bit which is always good news.
I realize that's not true for everyone.
It seems to be the advantage of living
where summers are very hot.
A post from March:
in May:
As the summer moved along I
enjoyed many hours outside and
for me - I got a real suntan which
was shocking. I loved it when the
hollyhocks came up around our
mailbox. I had to learn not to
water them as that causes yellow
fungus. Here is my June post
which included my Grandson
graduating from high school!
July:
August "Ladies for Lunch":
Looking at that photo above amazes
me even now as I see I had hydrangeas
blooming in November!
And for my last month of December I
want thank all of you who have followed
my blog and leave comments.
I hope to post more often in 2020 -
let's see if I can at least try harder!
me even now as I see I had hydrangeas
blooming in November!
And for my last month of December I
want thank all of you who have followed
my blog and leave comments.
I hope to post more often in 2020 -
let's see if I can at least try harder!
What a lovely review!
ReplyDeleteHydrangea in November! That's amazing. I love seeing your tea posts and garden posts!
What a fabulous year it was! Here's looking forward to 2020 - and a whole host of beautiful posts! Love your blog, Bernideen.
ReplyDeleteBernideen, your year in review is so delightful and uplifting this time
ReplyDeleteof year. All the beautiful flowers that I so much enjoy seeing and
a few of your favorite tea settings. Thank you. I have been reading
your blog since I found you thru Laura Child's books and you were in
Colorado. Lynn
Wow, what a gorgeous post, and thanks for the tip on the Hollyhocks, we had so much rain last year, and the fungus was terrible...I will have to add some sand there maybe for drainage. I planted a bunch of seeds last year, that started, I'm hoping they will bring some new color as mine were all white last year! Hugs, and I know what you mean about posting---! Living gets in the way!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely review Bernideen. I enjoyed seeing your lovely garden and china dishes.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know that overwatering Hollyhocks causes fungus. Thanks for the tip.
Thelma.
Amazing review!Always a pleasure stopping by!Hugs!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful year filled with tea and flowers. Your tea presentations are lovely. I would be honored to be a guest at one of your teas. If only I lived closer.
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ReplyDeleteWhat a great year it was for all who enjoyed it with you. Your yard did win Yard Of The Month !!! or I would say yard of the year.
You are a great artist baker and friend
Happy Birthday also next Thursday
Love your review. I had the same teacup you show in July and just broke the cup. I can't find a name on the bottom of the saucer to search for a cup. Would love knowing the maker and name.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your beauty of tea and gardens. They are all the things I love too.
A lovely review, Bernideen. It's nice to look back and enjoy posts from the past year. I haven't done that yet. Happy Valentine's Day!
ReplyDeleteLove your posts, Bernideen, so I'm glad you're going to be continuing. I've been blogging every week like clockwork for ten years, but just decided to start out Year Number Eleven posting every OTHER week to give me more time for some other things that need my attention.
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