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My OG of Tea Ware
Between heat waves I enjoyed some tea out on the deck. I have a morning routine, and sometime’s “taking it outside” disrupts what I had normally do. I know, I know…with this view I should be enjoying tea on the deck EVERY day, but one has to lug everything out there. This morning I didn’t…
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Bistro Blueberry Bread
Summer has arrived which means pulling out the flavors and colors of the season. Tea outside with fresh flowers and cake-like bread is a treat.
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Strawberry Crumble and Daffodils
Spring has been cold and cloudy, but things are starting to pop through the cool soil and bloom. Finally getting warmer temps to enjoy tea outside.
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English Scones
Warm scones, hot tea, butter, and homemade orange marmalade. What’s not to love about that?
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Easter Scones and a New Tea
Some pretty flowers, colorful chocolate eggs, scrumptious scones, and a new tea to try!
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Shamrocks and Sweets
Happy St. Patrick’s Day to all who celebrate. I enjoyed some homemade goodies and tea with my Irish tableware.
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Waiting for Spring
Happy March! It’s the season of many seasons here in Maine. We can get fall, winter, spring, and summer in a span of a week during March. OH, and we cannot forget mud season. We have had a proper winter this season and it’s been nice to have that clean, white coating on the fields…
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Valentine’s Day Sweets
Valentine’s Day is here! Let the hearts, roses, and sweet treats commence. I enjoyed some Earl Grey in my heart-shaped teacup and saucer. My late sister Dori gave me that cup, so it has double meaning to me. The wee creamer jug was part of a Mystery Box from Cornishware. I didn’t know what I…
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A Winter’s Tea
January settled upon us with a cold fury! Many nights dipped well below zero degrees, and a brief, but potent snow storm blanketed the entire state with a foot or more of snow. February greeted us with more of the same. We’ve seen a few days of warmer temperatures, but not enough to melt the…
Tea Time With Heidi 