Sunday, March 21, 2010
What have I been waiting for?
My friend, Lisa, decided to take her treasured dishes out of her china cabinet and enjoy them. I thought she had a great idea, why not enjoy them! That was probably two years ago... finally, today I decided that I should start enjoying my collection too. So I baked some raspberry scones, which turned out so yummy, placed them on a pink depression glass platter, and poured my coffee into a fun, pink, glass cup, as well. Kind of makes you feel like a princess at a tea party. Having three daughters, we had lots of tea parties over the years. I think it's time we started having them again!
Oh yum, I can spell that all the way over here!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, Deb! Very pretty and the scones look delicious, too!
ReplyDeleteThat IS a good idea--also a special way to treat yourself from time to time--I'll take one of those scones!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Deb! You can invite me to a tea party like this any time, truly!!
ReplyDeleteI would love to have a tea party with all of you! Wouldn't that be fun!!!
ReplyDeleteI'll have to post the scone recipe that I've been using. It turns out great every single time! I can't wait for the fresh fruit at our local farmer's market!!! Might have to try a few savory scones, too! Mmmmm, I wonder what tomato, basil and cheese scones would be like?
Loooks yummieeeeee.......
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Good for you! I am a firm believer in using our lovelies!!! we deserve to 'tea party' each day, right! after all, we're women, and we're worth it!!!
ReplyDeletethose scones look great!
ciao bella
carmelina
Sounds wonderful! and looks gorgeous! Have a sweet day!
ReplyDeleteSounds wonderful. And why not treat ourselves with nice things? The scones sound delicious as well. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy!!
ReplyDeleteI love tea parties!!
Thank you so much for remembering Garrison in prayer, Deb. I appreciate it so much.
Tracey
So true! And you know, I bet if you painted one of those tea parties, it would be a masterpiece!
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