It was a nice day here today and we were busy getting ready for our first House & Garden tour from Japan today. There is always more to do to be ready for the first tour but I think we are ready!
Just a quick spot of tea today as there is lots to do.I am joining/Rose Chintz Cottage for Tea Time Tuesday.
Thank you for visiting,
Carolyn
I am amazed that just a few weeks back you had snow and now you have hydrangeas - that's amazing! Beautiful!
ReplyDeletePretty teacups and my favorite colour of tulip. Enjoyed your post, once again. Deb
ReplyDeleteOlá Carolyn,
ReplyDeleteApós um dia de trabalho e uma reunião no colégio do meu filho, cheguei mais tarde hoje em casa e tive a surpresa em saber que seu livro havia chegado.
Me emocionei muito ao desfrutar de cada página, lembranças maravilhosas. É como se eu caminhasse novamente pelo jardim, sentindo o perfume das flores e ouvindo os pássaros como naquela bela tarde que estivemos aí. O livro ficou maravilhoso e é difícil saber qual é a foto mais bonita. É como se eu recebesse o mais belo presente.Vou guardar para os meus netos e poder dizer que estivemos aí.
Precisei segurar para não chorar e precisava dizer isso a você.Você me passa muita paz e tranquilidade.
Obrigada querida.
Feliz primavera. Espero ansiosa cada publicação.
Um beijo.
Lauriane e Cleumacir
Such a pretty post. Love the teacups. I'd love to take a tour there!
ReplyDeleteKaren
Hydrangeas and tea cups - two of my favourite things. I do love the pale green teacup with roses. Really pretty.
ReplyDeleteI hope your first house and garden tour will be a success Carolyn! The teacups you brought from England look very sweet!
ReplyDeleteHappy day!
Madelief x
i'm still in love with those gorgeous teacups you bought in England. I bet your garden looks amazing. Can't wait to see more. x
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day Caroline.
Love Elzie
Carolyn, When I need a shot of Beauty I come here! Sigh!
ReplyDeleteI hope you have some nice weather for your garden tour. The cups and saucers you bought in England are so pretty. They almost look like the bridal rose pattern. That hydrangea is gorgeous! Blessings, Pamela
ReplyDeleteI've been away for a while , but come back here is like coming home ...
ReplyDeleteHy Carolyn!!!
Diana
You always have such beautiful pictures on your page. wonderful cups.
ReplyDeleteLove your spot of tea. Your new tea cups are beautiful. Love all the flowers too. Trust your tour goes well. -Susie
ReplyDeleteYour tea cups are wonderful and also your flowers.
ReplyDeleteKisses
Alessandra
Loved reading about your journey in the Cotswolds. Your Hydrangea is really beautiful.Enjoy your Japanese visitors. Shirley of N.Z.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos as usual Carolyn. I love the pastel teacup stack. Lovely!I am back from my restorative break. Thanks so much for your kind wishes when I was gone. I have a new address for my blog and Tuesday Cuppa Tea…www.antiquesandteacups.info.
ReplyDeleteRuth
Lovely lovely photos. Those new tea cups are just incredibly beautiful and delicate. What a pleasure it is for me to visit your inspiring blog. Have a wonderful week.
ReplyDeleteJanet
I love the peachy colour of the tulips, they look lovely with the hydrangea. Good luck with the garden tour.
ReplyDeleteI love your sweet teacups fresh from a charity shop in England. I enjoyed reading over your posts from your trip and it looks simply wonderful! You always do such wonderful photography. I hope your Tour goes well!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful hydrangea and tulips, have fun with your Japanese tour!
ReplyDeleteI do love your new English teacups, Carolyn. They are really sweet! It's lovely to have such pretty momentoes of your holiday in England.
ReplyDeleteThe hydrangea is gorgeous and so are the tulips. Do you think it will ever warm up? Thank you for coming to tea.
Blessings,
Sandi
That's a gorgeous teacup and I know it was precious cargo!
ReplyDeleteCatching up :)
Kathy