Saturday Surfing …Grab Your Coffee & C’mon!
Among the many things I collect is a particular type of vintage glass called Moonstone. It was put out by Anchor Hocking from 1941-1946. This is a dainty, and I mean DAINTY cream and open sugar set that was my mom’s. Just thought I would share this picture with you. :)
I have to say that I really like Peggy. She and Jennifer do some way cool stuff on Tree Hugging Family and I have been stalking her on My Junk Creation as well. Gotta love someone who makes cool stuff from junk. Well, she has the coolest bookmarks made from tea tags on her blog this week…and I thought that with so many of us liking both tea AND books…well, just check them out.
But does she stop there? Nope. She also posted about making Tea Tag Confetti. This blogger girl is a serious party animal.
Stop by Steph’s Cup of Tea and wish her a happy blog-a-versary. Her blog is THREE! That is ancient in blog years.
If you are a freak for beautiful dishes head over to Ivory Spring. She shows off some of her collection and the tea strainer is amazing.
Have you been keeping up with the Gracious Hospital-i-Tea Blog-a-Thon?
Well, this week is a whole new subject so head over there and check it out. I have had a great time participating!
If you have a lot of family treasures and you don;t want their importance lost on your kids, check out this post by Katherine at Yellow Rose Arbor. She shows off her book of family treasures and I think it is an awesome idea.
Alice at Tea in My Cup has some adorable flower pot cookies that would be perfect for a spring tea.
My Little Pony turns 25 this year, and the stage show is billed as the largest tea party ever! That could be a great tea party theme for a little one, even if you did not get to go to the show.
Adagio always has cools tuff, but with an order of $50.00 you can get free shipping AND a zarafina teacup and saucer.
The Republic of Tea is also a great site to find the interesting, the new, the Tea-mendous (o.k.that was bad, sorry). Well they have a line of Be Well Red Teas that are infused with herbal blends for specific things. I am a real freak about using herbs in health…we don’t go to doctors here …only very rarely. Marc is the only one currently and that is because his condition requires medical intervention. However, that aside, these teas sound amazing. Check it out:
Get Gorgeous-anitoxidents for healthy skin and listen to the ingredients: Rooibos (leaf), Orange (peel), Hibiscus (flower), Chamomile (flower), Red Clover (flower) Chaste Berry (fruit), Burdock (root), Natural Pomegranate Flavor.
Get A Grip- I could probably just buy them out of this one. PMS and menopause don’t stand a chance with these herbs:Rooibos (leaf), Licorice (root), Eleuthero (root), Parsley (leaf), Black Cohosh (root), Chaste Berry (fruit), Chase Berry (fruit) Extract, Dong Quai (root) Extract, Birch (bark), Roasted Chicory (root), Natural Honey Flavor. It will probably pick up your libido as well so you might want to warn the husband.
Get Happy- Balance those emotions and fight the blahs with this Kosher tea. Organic Rooibos (leaf), Lemon Balm (leaf), Lemon Myrtle (Bachousia citriodora) (leaf), St. John’s Wort (aerial parts), Rhodiola (root) Extract, Natural Peach Flavor.
There are a ton more.
It has not escaped my notice that the weather is getting warmer. Be sure to read my very own instructions for making real southern sweet tea, the ONLY iced tea worth drinking is made with sugar infused water. Never never add the sugar later. Trust me.
For you coffee drinkers, head over to Babylune for Eliza’s Coffee Break. Every weekend she has an open chat over there. Grab a biscotti and just GO.
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9 opinions for Saturday Surfing …Grab Your Coffee & C’mon!
Vee~A Haven for Vee
Apr 26, 2008 at 8:41 am
Just popping it to thank you for visiting my little corner of Blogdom and for leaving a comment. I love comments and commenters!
My mother has some dishes like the first creamer and sugar bowl that you posted. I never knew the story behind them or what they were called.
That’s what I love about Blogdom…so many wonderful bloggers and so much information.
Enjoy a wonderful weekend!
Marye
Apr 26, 2008 at 8:54 am
Thanks Vee, I hope yours is fantastic as well.
Peggy
Apr 26, 2008 at 10:52 am
Party Animal? Haha. Just in my head. Thanks Marye.
Ivory Spring
Apr 26, 2008 at 10:57 am
Good morning, Marye!
Thanks for mentioning me in your post today. I feel so honored.
I like how you have done a “re-cap” style post today. That allows me to visit other blogs I haven’t visited before.
Thanks again - have a great weekend! :)
Marye
Apr 26, 2008 at 12:49 pm
Ivory- I do this every Saturday..LOL!
Ivory Spring
Apr 26, 2008 at 5:57 pm
Hi Marye,
Oh, I didn’t know (you can tell I am a new in blogland, haha!) — now I can look forward to reading your post every Sat in the recap style! :)
Marye
Apr 26, 2008 at 6:50 pm
:) Good, I will keep the kettle hot for you.
Noble Pig
Apr 26, 2008 at 10:58 pm
What an adorable set. It’s beautiful!
Marye
Apr 26, 2008 at 11:22 pm
Thanks Cathy, I have some awesome Depression Glass…I am going to start showing it off now and then here. :)
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