
The flowers were a gift from our pastor's Mom. She was thanking me for taking Pastor to the hospital last week (after she fell in the middle of the night and broke her arm). The biscuits are homemade, and of course some of my homemade jam too! I'm going to sit and enjoy the quiet
for awhile, hope you don't mind.

The tea cups and saucers are pre-war Japanese china. I got 5 cups and 5 saucers in a box of junk at an auction, years ago. I had 3 of them filled with flowers and gave them to my friends for mothers day one year. At the time, I didn't know they were worth anything. I paid a $1 for the whole box of junk! The detail on the tea cups is exquisite. I have 2 cups and 2 saucers left, and they stay in my collectible cabinet.
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That is the kind of breakfast I enjoy.
ReplyDeleteFlowers, food, tea, comfort for a friend, and thanks. What a lovely story unfolded here.
ReplyDeleteLovely setting and a lovely story.
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I love the story and the breakfast! Hope you had a nice Valentine's sweet lady-
ReplyDeleteHugs,
FABBY
What a fun thoughtful gift for friends. It looks like a very beautiful pattern on the cups and saucers.
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