Friday afternoon: coffee and a chat with a friend, while 5 children made a racket in the next room.
And a little bit of playing around with my new watercolour set, inventing matching china.
Happy weekend, friends!
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10 responses to “week’s end”
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What a sweet blog you have! And I love the name. I’ve awarded you the Beautiful Blog award. If you’re feeling it you can check it out at http://www.sweetbeebuzzings.blogspot.com. It’s for blogs one has only recently started reading but it taken with, and that’s you. Happy trails.
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Your table looks so inviting. I love the bouquet. And I love the dots on your invented matching china!
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I adore the watercolor. Enjoy your weekend.
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Sounds blissful! Have a great weekend 🙂
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Sounds like such a lovely friday afternoon…..enjoy your weekend!
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Delightful. I love the watercolour.
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Ha! I had to laugh at the children making a racket in the next room. It seems like most of the socializing I do these days consists of some combination of children and ensuing racket while I chat with a friend.
I love your watercolor – and your lovely photograph.
Have a wonderful weekend!
xo,
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What a lovely way to start the weekend!
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i love the freedom you give yourself to play a little every day
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“inventing matching china” …
Right up my alley.
I love your way of seing life, Melissa. I don’t comment much, but I really appreciate it.
I love people who still see life with children’s eyes. And keep re-inventing. And see beauty in the littlest things.
It’s so refreshing.
“Tiny Happy Things” really talk to me.
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