Tea Time At
Hyacinths for the Soul
Today's tea celebrates
all things blue.
The cups and saucers were souvenirs purchased
in Quimper, France in honor of my first visit.
They are antique pieces produced by
the De la HubaudiƩre faiencerie circa 1895.
The graceful teapot
holds steaming water . . .
To use with vintage silver steeping spoons
that feature mother of pearl handles.
I think they are bit more elegant than
using tea bags. Don't you agree?
Just place the spoon in the cup
and pour in the steaming water.
Can you smell
its delicate fragrance?
These sugar tongs are petite,
and beautifully embossed.
One lump or two?
A friend gave me blueberries
fresh from the farmer's market,
so I made blueberry muffins to have with tea.
I used Martha's recipe found here.
They are made with cornmeal and
buttermilk, very moist and not too sweet.
buttermilk, very moist and not too sweet.
Where there is food involved,
you can be certain our Sadie girl
will be waiting at your feet.
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My tidbit for today is,
"Take those pretty things out of the cupboard
and take joy in actually using them
for their intended purpose."
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My tidbit for today is,
"Take those pretty things out of the cupboard
and take joy in actually using them
for their intended purpose."
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