Anna, I wonder if you would consider having a brief word with my kids' grandmothers on the china issue...Pretty china is in such short supply around here, not to mention flowers!
Daffodils in February in Ireland! And of course you can always plant bulbs indoors in the Autumn. If you do them in September they often flower in time for Christmas, though I prefer them in January. The china is very pretty, looks like Minton. Best wishes everyone, Angela.
Oh, come on - it looks like summer at your house already! Man, we still have snow on the ground.....
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oh, she said wistfully, do you really have daffodils in your flowerbeds? All I have is snow melting into mud. . .
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful pictures. I can almost hear the clinking sounds of the china and the lively conversation. Such a lovely table!
ReplyDeletepeaceful and serene.. very lucky to have all your children with you and together. A lovely way to end a week.
ReplyDeleteI can't believe you have daffodils already! They are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWe do tea each afternoon too--I just blogged about it the other day. Too funny:-)
ReplyDeleteAnna, I wonder if you would consider having a brief word with my kids' grandmothers on the china issue...Pretty china is in such short supply around here, not to mention flowers!
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI live in what use to be the Daffodil Capitol of the world and our daffodil fields still have only leaves.
ReplyDeleteHowever, the pickers are working the fields and gleaning the bulbs.
The bulbs are then sent to Holland and sold from there. What a hoot!
beautiful! Bellissimo! This is something I sooo enjoy with my girls! Spring tea next!
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Connie, you can't be serious!
ReplyDeleteOh, what a lovely, lovely scene!
ReplyDeleteOh, my GOODNESS. That TABLECLOTH. I might have almost eaten it instead.
ReplyDeleteBeth, you're just hungry because you're nursing. :)
ReplyDeleteHow nice. Tea time.
ReplyDeleteDaffodils in February in Ireland! And of course you can always plant bulbs indoors in the Autumn. If you do them in September they often flower in time for Christmas, though I prefer them in January. The china is very pretty, looks like Minton. Best wishes everyone, Angela.
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