Don't you just love a sun filled morning? What a great way to start your day!
I went out and cut some of my Limelight Hydrangeas and Rudbeckia (black-eyed Susan). I recently found the big red pitcher at T.J. Maxx. I liked the big chunky handle and of course the color!
Happy flowers!
These salad/dessert plates can be for waffles/pancakes and syrup or if you prefer some fresh fruit.
I came across these dishes at a re-sale store. They are made by Pfaltzgraff and are called Honeybrooke (1996-1997). There is no pattern name on the back so I contacted Replacements Ltd., that helped me with the name. Since cherries are a big factor around here I was drawn to them.
I used the Napoleon Bee flatware along with my La Rochere Napoleon Bee stemware. The green dishes are made by Park Designs and are part of the Village Collection. I didn't imagine them being used with these new Pfaltzgraff dishes but that's the fun of mixing dishes! The chambray blue napkin is from Sur La Table. They were on markdown when I was there in July.
We like coffee and juice when we have time for a nice sit down breakfast.
Sometime earlier in July we stopped at Crystal Crate & Cargo in Beulah, MI which is about 25 miles away from us. They had a large stack of these red and white buffalo check tablecloths which I was quickly drawn to! I'm sure this will show up again soon in another tablescape!
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Ooh- who's this!
Mr. Teddy- never far away 😎
It's 10:30- time for breakfast!
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