Our March has been flying along
so it's time to have a nice
cup of Irish Breakfast tea
and take a pause in this day.
I still have a vase of dried green
hydrangeas from last summer.
I have shared the tea cozy I made
years ago with my Grandmother's
linens she embroidered for me. There
were quite a few napkins so I cut a
couple of the stained ones up.
Victoria Magazines to enjoy:
A cup of hot tea and an old Victoria magazine
make for happy moments for sure.
is no big thing compared to what many
of you have experienced lately. I went
out and took a few photos of some of
the bulbs that may not be so happy
about the snow.
I make collages for by Facebook page
but don't usually share them here so
today I leave one with you:
Love seeing all your flowering bulbs. I see my neighbors Lenten Roses and I have mini daffodils. And a few white snow drops around. Too early for anything else. This see-saw weather is nuts. I enjoy seeing your March green tea.
ReplyDeleteYour home is lovely. Your tea and cookies look so good. Thank you for the peaceful and inspiring post!
ReplyDeleteYou have so many sweet spring flowers. I hope that they are not harmed by any snow. I don't know when I'll see spring flowers...feels a long way off.
ReplyDeleteYour tea cozy is lovely and extra special as the embroidery was done by your grandmother. Your early blooms always encourage me that spring will eventually come here too. I baked Irish scones today for tea this afternoon in honor of my husband's ancestors. Always enjoy seeing your beautiful tea tables. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYour tea times are always the prettiest! Those dried hydrangeas are magnificent, Bernideen. I’m also crazy about your stained glass piece and of course your garden.
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