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Monday, December 2, 2013

Tea with a Good Friend

 This is my last Fall tea setting before I start using Christmas china. Last week, my good friend Doris, saw a bread on Facebook that I baked, and then she left me a comment to save a slice for her and she would be over in the morning. Doris is the kind of friend who is close enough that she does not need to give me any notice to come over. She has even seen me in my pajamas, lol.
 
Anyway, I baked a new one, an apple cinnamon loaf, to share with her.
 

I used Polish pottery tea pot, oval tray, mugs, loaf baker and dessert plates and placed them in a large bamboo tray. I like to mix  and match them.


I lit an apple fragrant candle to expel more apple aroma in the air.


We sat in front of the fireplace (though it was still too hot to light it) in the family room and had a really nice visit.





Thanks for the visit, Doris. I always enjoy when you stop by. We should do it more often.
Thanks also to all who visit and host.
I am linking with
 
Kathy's A Return To Loveliness
Sandi's Teatime Tues
Ruth's Tuesday Cuppa Tea
Friends Sharing Tea
Martha and Terri's Teacup Tues
Kathleen's Let's Dish
Share Your Cup Thursday
Tablescape Thursday
 

20 comments:

  1. The bread actually looks so yum and the setting delightful, I'm sure you both enjoyed this very much!

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  2. How lovely to share a cup of tea and home baked goods with a good friend! Your setting is just so cozy there by the fireplace although it's not lit. I always find a room with a fireplace is especially comfy for company. Thank you for sharing with us at Tea Time and enjoy your week, Christine.

    Blessings,
    Sandi

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  3. You are a wonderful friend. How I wish you were on this coast!

    xo

    Sheila

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  4. Everything looks so beautiful and yummy! I love the special touch with the candle! :)

    Diana

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  5. Hi Christine....yummy! I love the Polish pottery, and the napkin rings are especially cute! What a wonderful tea for your friend to have with you. Thanks so much for linking to Tuesday Cuppa Tea!
    Ruth

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  6. Hi Christine,
    If I lived close, I'd be popping by for some tea and apple bread, too. I love your Polish pottery and the loaf pan is so pretty. You sure get good use from all of it, which is wonderful.

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  7. Your such a good friend Christine! That apple bread sure looks good!

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  8. You are so thoughtful to your friends and family. What a nice little get together for you and Dorris! I love having tea with friends, too, and I rarely take the time to do it anymore. Shame on me!

    Pretty tea party, Christine. Thanks for sharing it with us!

    xo,
    RJ

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  9. Hello Christine,
    Your tea space looks amazing! Doris and you must have had a good time. That loaf looks so delicious!
    Hugs,
    Terri

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  10. That apple cinnamon loaf looks so scrumptious and perfect for a cup of tea:)Beautiful tea set...I absolutely adore your Polish pottery! Pretty napkin rings too....perfect for a tea party! Thanks for sharing with us! Hugs, Poppy

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  11. Christine you always set a beautiful table and this is no exception! Thanks for sharing...
    Blessings,
    Loretta XX

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  12. Christine: Your home looks amazing. I love the dishes you used today. Always a pleasure to visit. Hugs, Martha

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  13. Christine, I'd pop in for a pot of tea and slice of your bread if I lived near by. Your fireside setting looks so cozy and inviting.

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  14. The bread sounds delicious...I see you are using your favorite Polish pottery dishes, Christine! They sure are pretty.

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  15. Since I inherited your same dishes from my daughter, I love seeing how you use yours with so much versatility. Always you seem to get things just right.

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  16. Such a wonderful setting with gorgeous collection of pottery dishes.Love the teapot napkin rings.Your room looks cozy and inviting.thank you for the beautiful share...Hugs...sujatha..:):)Have a great season..::):)

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  17. A warm and welcoming setting for a friend's visit! And I continue to drool at your Polish pottery collection!! Rosie @ The Magic Hutch

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  18. So lovely...that Polish pottery is great.

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  19. You put out a really nice spread to enjoy with Doris! I LOVE it when friends drop in for a bite to eat, especially during the holidays! And I love friends who can be "pajama buddies" without any shame! I've got a few of those, too!

    Very pretty, Christine! Have a great week!

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  20. Hi Christine, I think I can smell that yummy apple smell from here. lol! Very pretty! Thanks for sharing with SYC. Have a very Merry Christmas!
    hugs,
    Jann

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