Funny thing is - since then I haven't actually craved a bit
of chocolate! Seems that I probably
wanted it because I couldn't have it!
Wonder how much longer it will last?
Probably not that long! Thought you might like this photo of a little deer we saw when we were out and about on Easter Monday.
Can you help?
A friend of mine is looking for some china to make up a tea
set she was given. It is Richmond china
and has a very pretty floral pattern - picture below. Do you know anyone who has any pieces to sell
- even the odd cup or saucer would be acceptable. Thanks.
Love, Liz
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8 comments:
Good stuff Liz. Your egg will taste all the sweeter for you feeling like eating it.
I got a Lindt bunny. It took two goes to eat him.
Love your deer. That would be terrific. For us, it's having kangaroos around. :)
Can't help with the cup and saucer. It's a bit far and frought even if I did find one. :)
I could easily pass on the big eggs that are fussy to eat ... however, I can't resist the little conveniently candy coated Cadbury's mini Easter eggs in a bowl (your hands don't even get chocolate melted on them). Cute little deer :) Wendy x
As a family we all decided not to bother with eggs this year and buy books instead. We are all trying to lose a few pounds before the wedding. All that happened was we ate cake instead.
Pretty china Liz. Good luck to your friend and I hope she manages to find some. She could try China Search but they are expensive, maybe as a last resort.
I admire your willpower! Nice cup; is that lilac flower?
A lovely mixed post today. I wouldn't want to break that beautiful butterfly egg either! Pretty little deer, too. I will keep an eye out on my Charity shop travels for the viokets, and ask my likeminded friends to do the same.
Sorry, lilac, not violets!
i love lilac...just made lilac jam and a lilac cake...pop over to sidmouth poppy and have a look...i will keep my eye out for you x x
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