Tea and Talk

I’ve always liked the Spode Christmas Tree china pattern.  It is one of the most popular Christmas dinnerware and serving ware collections...

The Christmas tree, or Tannenbaum became popular in America in the 1800’s.  One of the largest and most famous is the one in Rockefeller Cen...

Well, you know what they say about the best laid plans.  Yesterday, I was running around shopping, wrapping, cleaning and thinking about how...

Instead of milk and cookies, how about a nice cup of holiday blend tea.  I’ve really been enjoying Harney & Sons Hot Cinnamon Spice t...

The first Christmas card is believed to have been designed in England in the early 1840s.  Within a couple of decades the Christmas card was...

Today I’m showing a lovely teacup that I received as a Christmas gift from my friend Ruth.  It is Royal Albert bone china in the Highland ...

Last week I had the pleasure of attending the Newnan-Coweta Magazine “Tea For Toys” event.  It was held at the Holly Cottage Tearoom in Newn...