More of Christmas is being tidied away each day. Tomorrow the grandchildren are coming over for a day of fun. It will be busy!
Tuesday, January 02, 2024
2 January, 2024
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What a beautiful teapot; a perfect present. Yes I need to think about a few fresher salads things to eat. I will be making my shopping list today so that’s a good prompt for me. B x
ReplyDeleteYour teapot is lovely, and would cheer one on the most grey day
ReplyDeleteWe love our tea in a pot too, and I relate to ill-fitting lids etc. What a beautiful new pot for a Christmas gift, and long may it serve you. I really like the chicken salad recipe, just the thing for us too. Happy New Year.
ReplyDeleteI don't usually drink tea, but I can appreciate a beautiful tea pot. Enjoy it!
ReplyDeleteHave a great day with the kids. Love those days!
ReplyDeleteI love seeing all of the blue in this post . . . the tea pot, the mug, the plate, and the bowl with that yummy looking salad! I must try that combination of ingredients . . .
ReplyDeleteI was given my first loose tea leaves and steeper for Christmas. You know what! I like it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty teapot and so nice that it also performs well.
ReplyDeleteYou have just given me a good idea for using up that granny smith apple that has been lingering in my fridge since I made my Thanksgiving apple pie. I find them a bit too tart for my tastes, but added to this salad it would be delicious and healthy. Thanks for sharing this idea.
I'm a little teapot
ReplyDeleteShort and stout.
Here is my handle,
Here is my spout.
When I get all steamed up
Hear me shout:
Tip me over
And pour me out!
I'm a very special pot
This is true.
No more drips
Or top pop-offs for you :)
It's a very pretty tea pot, I love blue and the delightful little flowers on this one is especially lovely.
By the way, this is Connie from Crafty Home Cottage :)
Your new teapot is lovely and I'm sure much appreciated after the previous one. Whoever heard of a teapot lid with no handle?
ReplyDeleteHave fun with the grands!
What a wonderful gift! It's beautiful, Lorrie. And the salad sounds fabulous! Gorgeous photo, too.
ReplyDeleteLove the look of that teapot! Glad it works well, too. That salad sounds great after all the holiday eating.
ReplyDeleteThe salad idea is one I will be trying! Thanks for sharing how you put it together.
ReplyDeleteYour new teapot is so pretty, Lorrie, and I agree about the little things meaning so much.
ReplyDeleteYour salad sounds heavenly. I do love Waldorf Salad and adding chicken makes it a complete meal.
Happy New Year to you!
I do like your new teapot, and that salad looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
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I love your new tea pot. I had this salad ounce in Dubai and it tasted delicious.
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful teapot and I love your waldorf salad idea!
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