Happy belated St. Patty's Day to ya' all!!!
Had my Irish Breakfast tea, in my vintage Firestone mug......
Spring has sprung, and is merrily springing in fast forward- and early!!!
The old fashioned daffodils are popping up everywhere, and the quince is buzzing with bees and buds!
In a couple more years, our flowering pear allee should be gorgeous......
But, back to tea.....
The fabulous Beekman Boys shared this- and I have to share it with you!!!
Beautiful photos - and I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the teapot!!!!!!
And check out THIS teapot - made especially for Beekman - " The b .1802 Rural Artist Collective member that does our goat leg soap dishes is doing 4 one of a kind teapots based on animals at Beekman Farm. We'll have a gallery show and auction later in the year. Was there any doubt who stepped forward to be the first model?
— with Polka Spot."
Please visit Patty and Kim for a list of other tea fanciers!
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Mountain Meadows Quilters Retreat 2012
Ooh I love the bird in its nest teapot too. Thanks for sharing it.
ReplyDeletelove your tea post today, pat!! such incredible creations! and your irish mug is the perfect cuppa for this week! o how i love spring flowers, so jealous that you have quince! i may have to go look for some cut branches to pop in a vase today! happy tea day, pat
ReplyDeleteWow, love that teapot! Also enjoyed the memories of your vintage mug although I never had one with an Irish sentiment. Happy spring!
ReplyDeletePS: Beautiful homestead! :))))
ReplyDeleteThat teapot makes me green with a positive envy!!! WOW!! Peace, Mary Helen Fernandez Stewart
ReplyDeleteYour flowering pear lined road looks great now. We are waiting on our blooms--with the weird warm weather, it'll be any day now.
ReplyDeleteIrish breakfast tea is my every morning cuppa .... your shamrock mug is so fun!
ReplyDeleteI think your pear tree"allee" is already gorgeous!!! you have such a wonderful piece of property!
Happy first day of spring! enjoy your day!!!
What an awesome tea post on this first day of spring. I love the photo of your driveway and that shamrock tea cup looks adorable. What a tea pot! Did I mention how much I enjoyed tea with you today? Have a great tea Tuesday.
ReplyDeleteJust look at those beautiful trees! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteTuesday came and went and I will be dragging myself to bed very soon...as you know nursing wounded children can be wearing!
ReplyDeleteHope your girl is able to get comfy and that her healing goes quickly!
Love your festive Irish Tea...St Paddy's day kinda got past me this year...I do enjoy a nice cup of Irish tea...Trader Joe's makes a nice brand in regular and decaf...great graphics on the boxes too :)
Take care my friend!
oxo