Cuppa tea, anyone?Bliss Productions like to thank Camelot's miss Tweedle Dee Delia for her charming assistance.
Am writing an essay on the life-history of insects and have abandoned the idea of writing on 'How Cats Spend Their Time'. (The Journal of a Disappointed Man, 3 Jan. 1903)
W.N.P. Barbellion (B.F. Cummings) 1889-1919
What a lovely cup of tea!
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Great pic! You have been busy last weekend too, I hope the good weather continues for you!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my Blog, your pictures look great. I am looking forward to seen your pictures from your garden this summer
ReplyDeleteI love the curiosity of cats!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely little baby-cat, I wish,I have had it in my hand. Soooo süß!
ReplyDeleteYou just have the cutest cats! Mine are upstairs sleeping on the dog beds...
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ReplyDeleteThanks for your lovely comments. The little kitten in the teapot with sunflowers is my darling Russian Blue Delia. Nowadays she doesn't fit into the teapot anymore but she is very fond of tea. When I have a cup of herbal tea (Selestial Seasonings, sleepy time) Delia loves to drink from my cup (after the tea has cooled down a bit).
And she is still very curious and loves to cuddle.
How cute! Awe!
ReplyDeleteHow did I miss this? Delia peeking out of the teapot is priceless!
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