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Evening Tea with Joyous Blooms:))


What better way to have tea on a cozy January evening by creating
a space with bright hues.A Indian textile throw with joyous blooms of Plumeria with a tea set just transformed the evening to a cozy one.  



















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  1. Louca por porcelana13 January 2020 at 17:33

    Gorgeous vignettes!I can almost feel the perfume of those plumerias!Here we called them "Jasmin-manga".Happy New Year!

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  2. Sandra @ Dinner at Eight18 January 2020 at 07:48

    Love the colors! And the plumeria transports me to Hawaii>

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  3. FABBY'S LIVING19 January 2020 at 15:28

    Hello dear friend !
    My life hasn't been the same since my mother had the stroke. I am so busy and she is deteriorating fast. She can hardly walk and it's hard for me and her caretakers.
    Then in November my daughter gave birth to another little girl and we had to go more then a month to Miami. There too I was exhausted from all I had to do. I'm not getting any younger, lol...
    Your table and surroundings is beautiful. I love the baby blue dishes, specially the teapot.
    How are you and how's your new year coming along. How is your son's situation. I always think about you.
    Hugs,
    Fabby

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