I enjoyed picking a bunch of wild violets from my yard this morning.
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8 comments:
My mother use to love violets. She has 4 tea cups all with different violets on them.
Oh how lovely that is! Beautiful creation you put together there! Happy Easter blessings too.
Nice, really nice...
Oh, I love that teacup and saucer! I have a little demitasse with violets that I found at a thrift store, but I love your regular size one. I was out of town for a while and nearly missed our violets bloomin'. There are confederate violets near our stepping stones. Have a great week!
Those violets are so beautiful and I love the teacup and saucer!
Such a sweet picture. i love violets and think they are wonderful in the yard.
What a pretty picture that makes!
What a lovely cup and saucer and photo. I enjoy the Bigelow bagged Darjeeling too.
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