Of course, any day isn't complete without the perfect cup of tea in hand. Most days, my preference is PG Tips. On occasion, we pull out the Yorkshire Gold or Scottish Blend. Usually, those blends are saved for winter days or cooler, rainy days throughout the Spring and Summer.
There are many new projects and upcoming changes both myself and the mister are looking forward to sharing with you. One of them is resurrecting our joint blog, Paper Chains & Bunting, about our life and journey along the way. Won't you come 'follow' us? We'd love to have you visit and share our adventures!
* Michael's not a fan of the warmer weather and is already saying over and over, "It's stifling out!"
a visit with you always calms my mind,, such a joy,,
ReplyDeleteAwww...that really means a lot to me, Laurie. Hope you're having a lovely week. xx
DeleteLovely happy sketch and love the mug too, off to follow the blog if I haven't done already
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Christine! Have a great Thursday! :)
Deletenot a fan of really humid weather, set off the MS but its nice to be able to open the windows without having to wear a jacket :p
ReplyDeletelove those colours together :D
haha but sorry to hear of your MS. Awwww I'm with you on opening up the windows! Thank you re my illustration. :)
DeleteLove the vivid beautiful colors. I like the ice tea blend of Darjeeling and Ceylon whole leaf tea that Upton concocts. I drink it iced or hot but I don't do the sun tea method as they suggest.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Faye! I'll have to try your combo for tea! :)
Deletelove your flower doodles!! i'm so ready for some spring blooms! it won't be much longer.
ReplyDeleteAwww...thank you. I'm so ready, too. In fact, I went out to our potted garden this morning and began "cleaning" things up as I can see little green leaves starting to pop through the dirt. :)
DeleteWhat lovely and vibrant flowers! They're so sweet and energetic.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Lisa. So lovely to see you pop in today. :)
DeleteYes I am like Michael, I like a nip in the air (that is the English way). Spring here in MD is often boiling! Will check out your joint blog.
ReplyDeleteYes, I'll share that with him. hee Hope you do follow along! :)
DeleteI don't really like the warmer weather either! LOL! Love your beautiful flowers!
ReplyDeletehaha Thank you, Stacey. :)
DeleteI love your artwork, it's so fun doodling flowers isn't it? I love the Spring but summer can get too hot for me even here in England hehe.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
Jess xx
Thank you very much. And awww....hubby said it seems like all it does is rain there. lol :)
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I just love your flower doodles! I love all of your doodles! lol! They put a smile on my face when I really need it at times, and for that I say, Thank you! I do agree with your hubby though. I also am not a fan of the warmer weather. Could it be because I live in southern Arizona? lol! Have a nice week end!
ReplyDeleteAwww...hee thank you, Charlotte. Totally appreciate your lovely comment. Hee Yes, Arizona can get pretty hot!! :)
Deletelove your beautiful drawings and the colors. I have missed you the last few weeks on Sunday Sketches cause I was out of town! Looking forward to getting back in the swing of things to come. Have a great new week!!
ReplyDeleteYour flower doodles make me want spring to come even sooner. Gorgeous colourful blooms.
ReplyDeleteI personally don't like it too hot especially after living in the Middle East, but I would like it a little warmer in Bonnie Scotland.
Today we have a little flurry of snow once again.
Have a wonderful creative week ahead Alexandra