Hello everyone,
It is a snowy day here again
today so I am enjoying going
through some of my old photos.
I thought you might enjoy some
cheery bouquets and tea today.
The above teapot is really old
but oh so pretty.
Some spring cheer in the
Boathouse.
Peonies, roses and cupcakes
A garden tea with my red and white
transferware dishes. The bouquet
was fresh picked from our August
garden several years ago.
A romantic vignette
Spring green
I love these yellow English roses from
our garden with vintage china.
Tea on the front porch with a good
view of the garden
Love those pink hydrangeas with
the pretty dishes.
Hope you are having a happy
day today and enjoy your
weekend!
Take care,
Carolyn
Marking below for the teal transferware
dishes as requested by Shea.
9 comments:
Carolyn, You always have such sweet and beautiful posts to share with us. So glad I have followed along for years. The yellow china is my favorite for the day. Very cheery and uplifting on a day like today in chilly Kansas.
Blessings,
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Hi Deanna,
I am so glad you are still following me after all these years!
Thank you for that!
Carolyn
Dearest Carolyn,
Lovely images and my favorite is the yellow English roses from
your garden with vintage china!
Hugs and stay cozy.
Mariette
I've not blogged since 2017 but I came across your link and here I am looking at your lovely photos. Stay warm.
Such pretty photos and flowers.. and china! I love the top photo with the very soft pink peonies. I wish I knew your secret for growing peonies. I planted some 3 years ago and I have only gotten ONE bloom one time.. the rest of the time they just dry out and something is eating the leaves. I've tried spraying and fertilizing, etc. but nothing seems to work. I also love the yellow roses.. so bright and cheery! Have a nice Sunday. I too have followed you for years.. not sure how long but probably 3 or 4 years now. I always enjoy your lovely posts.... Marilyn
The yellow rose with the vintage china simply took my breath away.
What an adorable pink teapot which reminds me of that raised Wedgewood. We will all be giddy when spring comes.
All your little cottages will be happy too after being closed up!
Beautiful
Beautiful blog
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