Just a few wishes for you all today...
Somehow, I managed to miss St. Patrick's Day here at Little Red House. I'm not actually of Irish heritage, although my husband and children are, and so I'm feeling just a wee bit sheepish for my oversight. So let me say here and now -- I hope you all had a wonderful day, filled with all the blessings of family and friends.
I did manage to snap a few photos of the most Irish-looking things here -- some fine bone-china cups with shamrocks that belonged to my mother. (Don't tell anyone, but they are not actually Belleek; they were made in Japan. lol) But I think they are still very beautiful, especially filled with sunshine. :)
I also wanted to take a moment to welcome all the new followers I've seen here lately -- I am so excited to see you here, and I sincerely thank you for taking the time out of your busy day to visit Little Red House.
In fact, I'm thinking that we should celebrate crossing the 700-follower mark with a giveaway! That will give me an excuse to visit my favorite thrift store to find the perfect prize. (Like I need an excuse -- who am I kidding?!) So anyway, be sure to check back next week when I should have the giveaway up and running.
Wishing you sunshine this weekend, dear bloggers!
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Please join me for Mosaic Monday this week. Mr. Linky will be up by 8:30pm Eastern time on Sunday night. I can't wait to see your wonderful mosaics! :)
I LOVE those cups, they are so pretty.
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful cups. Hope you have a lovely first day of spring.
ReplyDeleteFlowerLady
They are beautiful...Japan or not;)
ReplyDeleteHello Mary....Your cups are very delicate and lovely. Wow! Congratulations on having more than 700 followers!!!! That is incredible. My newborn blog (almost five months old) has 51 and I am thrilled with each of them! I think it's great you have such a following. Your blog is a ray of sunshine! So take care and have a great day! Sincerely, Susan
ReplyDeleteLovely cups! And we're supposed to have LOTS of sunshine here this weekend. Yay!
ReplyDeleteHi Mary, The cups are lovely, a special cup for morning tea in the sunshine. Which we will not have here this weekend, sigh:) Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cups! Carla
ReplyDeleteHello Hello Mary...
ReplyDeleteWishing sunshine in your life too...
xo Kathy :)
everyone agrees the cups stand on their own.
ReplyDeletei wish you a speedy spring!!! thanks for the photos which are always inspiring! jkj
beautiful cups - have fun explorig
ReplyDeleteMary the cups are gorgeous, no matter where or who made them. Have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteThose little cups are more exquisite than the real Beleek!
ReplyDeleteMary, those are exquisite little cups! Just exquisite!
ReplyDeleteLove,
Mona
you could have fooled me!
ReplyDeletethey look just like my
beleek.
lovely as always.
very lovely tea cups. happy spring to you.
ReplyDeleteLovely little cups...so delicate!
ReplyDeleteLove the cups! They are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful! Little cups of gold. I particularly like the texture you've captured.
ReplyDeleteThe cups ... they're perfect. Thanks for showing them to us.
ReplyDeleteThese cups are beautiful. And yes, they do look like they're filled with sunshine.
ReplyDeleteSuch delicate cups. Happy St. Patrick's day to you!
ReplyDeleteJoyce
I love your cups. They look like they were made for St. Patrick's day. All you have to do is look inside for that pot o' gold. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteHi Mary!
ReplyDeletethose china cups are just beautiful! thanks for sharing them with us.
Have a wonderful day!
Happy Sunday...snowed here in Kansas like a winter storm...I've been loving your Monday Mosaics and saw a Chalkboard one but now I can't find it again...Can you guide me in the right direction....It was beautiful but then all of them are!
ReplyDeleteCharming little teacups! Love them! Thanks for sharing the golden sunshine reflected in those cups- we could sure use some sunshine here in the Soutth right now!
ReplyDeleteI love your cute little shamrock cups. I can't wait for my first Mosaic Monday. I have my post all ready to go.
ReplyDeleteThanks!!
Rebecca @ New England Candy Co.
Thanks so much, everyone!
ReplyDeleteTanya, I'm not sure what you are referring to? Feel free to email me with more info if you wish... :)
Mary your spring photos are gorgeous! I saw daffodils here for the first time on Sunday and it brought such joy to my heart. ♥
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