or perhaps a garden in our cup of tea?
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26 comments:
Another lovely and colorful image. That's a nice idea, you just need the right cup or teapot!
Both are quite inviting!Let's have the two!
Tea for two...dozen?! Clever find and capture.
that will be lovely!
I really need a cup of tea today, thanks so much for this beautiful post.People there are so creative, this idea is just lovely and those little flowers are delicate.
Have a nice day dear friend,
hugs
Léia
Your comments/tags are as interesting as your photos, brattcat. I always start my morning with them. . .
What a beautiful teacup garden!
LOVE IT!!!
Well, I've heard of seeing a world in a grain of sand, so why not a garden in a teacup?
Your cups runneth over.
Love how the t-pot is set up to pour into the cup! I always enjoy your posts.
Can we have both?
This is like something out of Country Living magazine!
I like the photo and how you have played with the words! :-)
These little white flowers are in a planter hanging on our deck. Simple elegance.
The both look delicate and vibrant. Lovely way to extend theme day!
So very nice, Brattcat. And I'd join you for a cup of tea, but I'm afraid I'd end up potted!
P.S. Re Florida Fotos: It's the truck that's for sale. Ten four and out!
You have eyes (also) for pretty details!:)
"'I"m a little teapot, short and fat". Well now. That rings truer for me than when I sang it as a kiddo!
My dear Brattcat...you are so much fun!
Lovely! Unusual idea.
Um, I'd filter it first. Sugar?
You are so tricky with words. Wonderful twist all the way around. I have a big watering can like these tea cups that holds an asparagus fern.
Great idea and beautifully presented in words and image!
What a delightful idea ... all one need do is not smash the cup as she drills a hole in the bottom ...
I have not seen before so like thing!
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