Here is a tradition Russian style of samovar painted by by Julann Campbell
Please follow the link and say a warm hello to my hostess the lovely Wanda Lee over at The Plumed Pen
Here is the perfect spot for our Russian tea.
Which is both savoury
And sweet
Traditional
Traditional
As well as Modern
And oh so Simple
Decadent A lovely afternoon to all,
Simone
A lovely painting and beautiful photos to accompany it! (You're making me hungry).
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your story--I'm a writer too. Never did Romance, always thought of trying. But my romance wouldn't be as romantic as yours, LOL!
Food for thought or food instead of thought? Only you know the answer to that one.
ReplyDeleteMouth-watering images and the prospect of your friend's blog to salivate over, it's enough to make me wanna eat the computer!
But I was convinced the image at the top was by Cadell and shocked when it wasn't - you know, it almost made me lose my new-found appetite.
Stay well, good friend.
Steph Fey x
Oh that food looks wonderful :) Hope you have a lovely afternoon
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Yummy yummy. All those images of scrumptious delights make me want to eat. Thanks for sharing these, Simone. I'm a tea drinker, myself. I think I'll go brew myself a fresh pot and lace it with some dried rosebuds. Mmmm...
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You make me long for summer when I can sit outside in the garden and enjoy a cup of tea. Beautiful, Simone!
ReplyDeleteWell hello there and Happy 2010 my dear!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the lovely and encouraging comment reference my last post;(that is to say rather, the post before our little tea party post, for Tuesday Tea For Two)!..,
I'm delighted that you could join us this week for yet another scrumptious, "eye candy-esque" tea party at the Plumed Pen my friend!
I love your selection of a Russian tea theme.~ I especially enjoyed the painting, yet your entire photo selection is impeccable and oh-so "mouth watering"! Yum!
Cheers from Silken Purse
Oh my, I haven't eaten yet. Now I'm starving. What a gorgeous post. Russian tea, divine!
ReplyDeleteOooh i love this post, so yummeee!!! :))
ReplyDeleteCan't stay long - have to go eat now :)
ReplyDeleteThis post made my mouth water!
ReplyDeleteMmmmm...the salmon looks divine. I had nigiri today for lunch, but now I want more!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Also, I tagged you today over at my blog (www.heathersnowbooks.blogspot.com) to answer some questions about you as a writer. I'd love to learn more about you!
Happy New Year, Simone!
Wanda my dear,
ReplyDeleteMy every thanks for a lovely afternoon.
To all else my gratitude for calling and making light my day.
...And Heather,
What can I say, you are in my affections.
A lovely day to all,
Simone.
I love that looks of that melon dish (though I am not fond of melon).
ReplyDeleteBecause you are a romantic, I should sometime tell you about how I met my sweetie.
You're making me hungry - such gorgeous images! Leigh
ReplyDeletepositively decadent :)))I love it!
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