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A Muggy Tea
Here in Maine, as with most of the country, we’ve had some very muggy summer months. After a 90ºF-day yesterday, the rains arrived. The additional moisture did nothing to decrease that mugginess, however. My husband and I have had a rough couple of months, and tea photos haven’t been a priority. Today, despite the overcast…
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“…with liberTEA and justice for all.”
Today I celebrate the red, white, and blue with low-key reverence and of course, TEA! And a little bit of pink thrown in.
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Summer!
July arrived today with a glorious flurry! After a few very muggy and warm couple of days, the temperatures are cooler, there is a nice warm breeze, and flowers are starting to bloom everywhere. FINALLY! My vintage Burleigh Blue Calico teacup and and my standard white teapot heighten the colors amongst the green and blues…
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Blue & White Tea
Our long holiday weekend, remembering and honoring those who served and paid the ultimate price, has started out very well weather wise. I should be using red, white, and blue as my theme, but due to the spectacular weather, I’m feeling a bit more summery and opted for just blue and white – summers other…
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Fun Friday Tea
Yes, when you’re retired, every day could be a Friday, but old habits die hard and I still think it’s a milestone day. So today I brought out the fun with a whimsical tea-for-one teacup and teapot that I bought on our first trip to Disney World back in 2002! I love the signature white…
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The Firsts of Spring
It’s finally that time of year when the temperatures and the winds play nice in Maine and I can sit outside on the deck without freezing. Yay! I whipped up a pot of Mrs. Grey Tea from local tea blender Tempest In A Teapot and some blueberry scones. With a simple white teapot and a…
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Spring, Snow & Cinnamon Rolls
It’s the end of March here in Maine. As with most of the United States, we’ve had a mild winter with very little snow. Apparently, Spring is going to make up for that. At least so far, 3 days in. We’re under winter storm warnings today for up to a foot of snow and ice,…
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Elevenses
I had never heard the term “elevenses” until I saw it on a menu in Scotland. I assumed it was the proprietor showing some whimsy for those who require a bite to eat between breakfast and lunch. It wasn’t until some time later that I learn it’s an actual “thing” and not just in the…
Tea Time With Heidi 