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It's been a while. I hope the flist is doing well. I thought I'd share some pictures.
Morning light in the garden. I love the delicate salal flowers.
And this afternoon's tea. Black Typhoo in the pot I found for $2.00, thrifted, unmarked early 20th Century American redware. Restaurant creamer, thrifted teapot stand, coin silver spoon, silverplate tongs. Mt. Clemens “Mildred” pottery, gifted, thrifted, and found. The plate was under a flowerpot with a dead plant in our apartment in Germany. It cleaned up nicely.
Morning light in the garden. I love the delicate salal flowers.
And this afternoon's tea. Black Typhoo in the pot I found for $2.00, thrifted, unmarked early 20th Century American redware. Restaurant creamer, thrifted teapot stand, coin silver spoon, silverplate tongs. Mt. Clemens “Mildred” pottery, gifted, thrifted, and found. The plate was under a flowerpot with a dead plant in our apartment in Germany. It cleaned up nicely.
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And I really would love to have tea with you! :)
*snugs*
p.s. - would you mind if I iconned those pictures? Because they're really, really calming.
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I was so pleased with the light in these--the tea ones have a little flavor of Flemish paintings, I think, just because of the light.
And I would love so much for you to come to tea!
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Have missed your tea-time posts, hope you are keeping well.
♥
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I can't identify as Buddhist, though I continue to study, and practice what I can. Seeing the statue in the garden makes me smile, makes me feel calmer, helps me focus, and I hope it isn't appropriative to have it there.
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