Bonjour dear friends!!
if any of you are still out there -
however, I won't be at all
surprised
if you've given up on me!
I would love you to stay
for a cup of tea
and a nice chat,
we've got lots to catch up on!
Do you have milk in your tea?
It's just been sooo long
I can't remember!
Let's get started!
Now tell me all your news
and don't miss out
a single detail please...
You've been on my mind
and I've thought about
you such a lot in
the last two months.
I've had the plaster removed -
what a relief that was!
And now I can drive again,
I'm no longer trapped
waiting for one of my dear friends
to call and take me out!
I'm now as free as a bird
it is just the most
wonderful feeling in the world!
This sweet miniature tea set
was my mothers
and she passed it on to me.
She loved beautiful china
and had some lovely
tea and coffee sets
which I'll show you another day.
Next time I'll share
a recipe for one of
my favourite cakes!
Thank you my dear friends for visiting my blog.
I will enjoy catching up with you all
and visiting your blogs very soon.
Be kind to one another
Shane
It's so good to see you again Shane! I was just wondering again yesterday how you were doing. I'm so glad that you can get out & about again. What a darling wee teaset. Have a lovely week. Much love Catherine xo
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to hear you are doing well! Your tea set is so lovely!
ReplyDeleteyay! the plaster's off :) I'm taking a bit of a blogging break ... but am still around peering into other people's blogs. Just not posting into mine...
ReplyDeleteHi Shane, I'm glad to see you posting again and to hear that all is well. I'm still nursing a sprained ankle over here. :/ Sure isn't any fun limping everywhere. That little teaset is the sweetest thing. My Mammaw collected miniature cups and saucers. I wonder who took them when she passed away? Take care of yourself! Best wishes, Tammy
ReplyDeleteWelcome back Shane it is nice to know you are over the worst of it....take care.
ReplyDeleteGood to hear from you!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful china, a real treasure :)
So glad to hear that your plaster came off. My daughter's pins were removed and the plaster came off on the same day. It was only a day procedure and we were booked in early so the most stressful part which is trying to find a parking space at the hospital wasn't even an issue. It was my birthday though and not really where I wanted to be but I was able to go out for dinner with my husband in the evening to a nice restaurant!
ReplyDeleteI love your tea set, what a treasure that is. I'm sure you are relishing all the preparations for Christmas.
Slow glad you are almost mended and can get about. Bravo, it must have been horrible to be laid up that long. Welcome back. xox Corrine
ReplyDeleteHi Shane,
ReplyDeleteSo lovely to have you back and glad that the plaster is off - Phew! just in time for summer and the warmer weather.
The little tea set is so precious and pretty.
Have a wonderful week
Hugs
Carolyn
Hi Shane, Welcome back! Such a pretty tea set and so very precious. Take care. xx
ReplyDeleteBonjour Shane, I would love a cup of tea - milk no sugar and a piece of cake hand-made in NZ sounds like a dream to me as it has been a while :-)
ReplyDeleteLeeann x
Hooray! No more awful cast so you can have your life back. Glad to see you are able to post once more!
ReplyDeleteso glad to hear your cast is off, shane! How lovely. You must feel like you are reborn! xo
ReplyDeleteWelcome back Shane! from the land of the lurkers,we were just waiting for you to reappear!! glad to hear you are on the mend, we've missed you!
ReplyDeleteA pretty tea set you have there! Mx
What a delight to see you back in the swing of things and so beautifully too!
ReplyDeleteVery happy that you can drive again...ahh the freedom!
You certainly were missed dear lady
Your mother's tea set is an absolute treasure...you come by your Love of fine things honestly ;)
oh and I'll take cream with mine pretty please!
oxo
You must be so happy to have the cast off at long last. Welcome back! Your little cakes look delicious - just the thing to treat your mah-jong friends.
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