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St. Patrick's Day Tea on the Porch, Welcome the the 29th Tablescape Thursday!
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Between Naps on the Porch

Between Naps on the Porch is a lifestyle blog with an emphasis on Decorating, Tablescaping, Before and Afters, Thrify Finds, and Gardening.

Mar 12, 2009

St. Patrick's Day Tea on the Porch, Welcome the the 29th Tablescape Thursday!

St. Patrick's Day is just around the corner...let's celebrate with some tea out on the porch!



And of course, we must have green tea, since we are celebrating St. Paddy's Day. (The green tole tray was a wedding gift 30 years ago.)



I picked fresh flowers from the garden... Ahhh...their sweet, sweet fragrance is wonderful!



Little bees must have been tucked down inside the daffodils.



Because now they have settled right down on our spoons. But don't worry, they are friendly bees.



A little sugar with your tea? (Found this adorable shamrock tea set at A Classy Flea.)



How about some cream?



A Bee's-eye view...



If you were a bee, which flower would you choose?



So glad you could join me for tea out on the porch.



Let's do this again real soon!



Can't wait to see all the wonderful tablescapes posted for this Tablescape Thursday! :-)



If you are participating in Tablescape Thursday, please be sure to add your permalink below, and not your general blog address. If you aren't sure how to obtain your permalink or have any questions about using Mr. Linky for this post, just click on the pink TT logo in my sidebar for detailed instructions.

Please copy and paste the Tablescape Thursday logo button to your computer. Then you can upload it to your side bar and use it in your tablescape post so your visitors will know you are participating.

Please link back to the host blog, Between Naps on the Porch. This is important because it helps those who are visiting your blog, find the other wonderful tablescapes posted on this Tablescape Thursday.

Please do not add your link below, until your tablescape post is actually published to your blog.

The following blogs have beautiful tablescapes awaiting your visit:

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120 Comments:

At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Mari @ Once Upon a Plate said...

GORGEOUS!!

I wish I could duplicate it exactly for our St. Patty's Day feast. Truly lovely. xo~m

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Rattlebridge Farm said...

Oh, Susan, this is exquisite! I couldn't have dreamed up a setting like this if I tried. From the daffodils to the shamrock-sprigged china to the green napkin rings, this is a quintessentially "Susan" creation, touched with grace and an inspiration for all.

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Confessions of a Plate Addict said...

Hi Susan! Love your gorgeous tea set!! Very festive! Adn your flowers are gorgeous! Have a great weekend...hugs...Debbie

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

This is beautiful, Susan!! I'd love to have tea on your porch.

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Susan @ Oh My! Creative said...

I’m jealous of your beautiful daffodils. Mine are not even out of the ground yet. Lovely shamrock tea set. Yes, I would like to stop by!

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Dream Mom said...

Love the tea set. It is very feminine and pretty! LOL on the green tea-I almost used that myself this week for my St. Patrick's Day tablescape.

The porch sounds very inviting. Who wouldn't love tea on that tray? Very nice and very pretty!

Thank you for hosting this every week. It has been such a pleasure to view all of the wonderful tablescapes people have. I love seeing all of the pretty dishes and creative ways people use them. Lots of wonderful ideas as well.

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Kathleen said...

Perfect! I love the shamrock tea set.
Just beautiful!
Can't wait for daffodills here!

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Leigh of Tales from Bloggeritaville said...

Hi Susan! I loved your post. I couldnt decided to run my St Pats post today or next week. Mine will post next week. I cant wait for your to see my dishes then. I LOVE yours.
I dont know why when I linked it said Book giveaway. That is not true and I dont know how to chnage it. I am having big problems with my linky's too. Sorry.
Anyway, drop by if you can. I would love for you to visit.

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Jewel Sauls said...

LOVE, love, love that shamrock tea set and the golden flowers are like the end of the rainbow! Lovely! :D Jewel

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Linda (Nina's Nest) said...

Susan,
I remember those adorable tea cups when you posted your flea marketing trip. They are just darling! And the daffodils! Oh, my goodness! Linda

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Cindy (Applestone Cottage) said...

Susan,
that is just the cutest shamrock tea set and I love the bee spoons, how cute is that? Flowers already? I'm green with envy. LOL, Cindy

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Unknown said...

So dainty and sweet! I love the tea set. The daffodils are the perfect spring flower! So cheery.

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Kristens Creations said...

Beautiful! I love all the different daffodils, they are one of my favorite flowers.

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Gypsy aka Tam said...

Susan,
what a stunning teascape on your porch for St. Paddy's Day!!! I love your dishes, absolutly beautiful and your photography is awesome.
Thank you for hosting Tablescape Thursday.
Tam

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Picket said...

This is just gorgeous girl....love those beautiful daffodils! You have taken a flower that can be seen across the countryside in fancy gardens to rural ditches and gave it a place of honor fit for a Queen....love it!!!!

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger xinex said...

Lovely tea for 2! If I were a bee, I will choose the white with pale yellow center. You daffodils are so pretty. My daffodils in the yard are all brown now....Christine

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Ceekay-THINKIN of HOME said...

Your St. Paddy day dishes are so sweet. I just wanted to thank you for according to Shelia "enabling" us. I needed an excuse for all the plates and serving pieces, hidden in the recesses of....everything! Now, when my hubby asks why another plate???...I can say, "It is all Susan's fault!, Shelia said so!!"

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger English Cottage in Georgia said...

You never fail to amaze me. The tea tray setting is so delightful. I love the yellow and St. Pat's green clover on the cups.

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Miss Laura Lu/RMS4291960 said...

Oh Susan! It's beautiful! Everything you do is beautiful! Oh, to be your next door neighbor and BFF so I could come over all the time and sit on your lovely porch and drink coffee, or tea, or how 'bout a margarita this summer?! I love your silverware with the little bee! God Bless! and thank you for hosting this grand event and my first entry! Lauralu :)

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Marty@A Stroll Thru Life said...

Oh the clover leaf tea set is just stunning. This is just a perfect way to feel pampered and enjoy some wonderful quiet time and a cup of tea. It looks so inviting. Hugs, Marty

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Deb said...

So beautiful as always! Love Love Love the spoons! Deb

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Miss Janice said...

What a beautiful St. Patrick's Day setting...love the shamrock china, love it! Susan, your settings are ALWAYS awesome!

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Pinky said...

HI Susan! First of all I am so excited to be participating for the FIRST time! Now, I absolutely LOOOVE your shamrock dishes! The St., Paddy's day 'scape on the pirch is perfection....as usual!:) I have looked EVERYWHERE for some dishes with shamrocks. Soo, the search continues! You are always SUCH an inspiration to everyone! Thanks for "having me"!!! Love, Pinky

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Michelle, All Home and Love said...

Such a quaint, perfect tablescape! I love all the little details you include in your settings, like the bee silverware.

I'm hoping to come back tomorrow and comment on some others. For some reason I'm having issues with certain comment windows. Off to see more.
~Michelle

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Karen at Nittany Inspirations said...

We are Irish, so I'm Jonesing over the shamrock china. I have submitted my first Tablescape Thursday post.

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Michelle, All Home and Love said...

Such a quaint, perfect tablescape! I love all the little details you include in your settings, like the bee silverware.

I'm hoping to come back tomorrow and comment on some others. For some reason I'm having issues with certain comment windows. Off to see more.
~Michelle

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger KBeau said...

Your porch always looks so inviting, and that tea set is so cute. Plus your pictures are beautiful.

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Deb said...

Susan,

Love the shamrocks and if I was a bee I would pick the white with orange center, it looks so inviting

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Sue said...

Hi Susan....great find at the Classy Flea...very pretty set..and beautiful flowers..I had to put off my green table until next week...This week was Barbie's 50th Birthday so I celebrated and did my table for her party....Please stop by and say Happy Birthday!!

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Alisa Lucas-Brown said...

Susan,
I adore this little Shamrock tea set! This is one holiday that I don't have any dishes or linens that stay with the holiday theme. I loved your post. Thanks
Alisa

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger santamaker said...

What gorgeous flowers! You got those from your garden? Wow. Cute china!

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Bab's Kitchen said...

Where do you live that you are getting fresh flowers from your garden? i would love to do tea. My favorite is Chai with whip cream!

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Silvia said...

hi Susan,what a beautiful post!it brought a much needed smile to my face ,i love it all..thank you..silvia.

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Happy To Be/ Gl♥ria said...

Susan this is so pretty...reminds of belleck ...love the flowers wish mine would bloom...hugs and smiles Gl♥ria

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Unknown said...

I cannot think of anywhere I would rather have tea than on your porch. Is it just me..........or are YOU the most divine hostess in the universe??? Beautiful setting for tea........and you are so very kind. Do your neighbors just hide in the bushes until you get home and LEAP onto your porch for comfort and tea??? I would ...lol!

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

This is so pretty Susan! Love those daffodils! Oh, I'm such a silly. I signed up 2 times. Could you delete #38? I was hurrying to watch American Idol and signed up again.
Be a sweetie,
Shelia :)

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger skywind said...

This is how the decorative beauty. I see, I have opened appetite. I want to eat. :)
Health is the Greatest Happiness
The World at The Present

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger bj said...

Absolutely beautiful, Susan...I am green with shamrocks, uhhh, I mean, with envy over that precious tea set...
Have a wonderful Thursday..
xo bj

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Martha said...

Susan -- what a great tablescape. Love the china and covet it from afar -- the daffodils make it perfect!

Sorry I can't participate this week but we've not entertained! Hopefully next week!

Martha

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Tardevil said...

Those flowers are gorgeous! Love the napkin rings too - and the tea set, of course! :O)

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Salmagundi said...

No mention of that wonderful green tole tray!!! Everything looks wonderful. Sally

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger susan said...

I hope you are lucky enough that all these daffodils came from your yard. They are exquisite. I love the different varieties. I need a Classy Flea in my hometown!! Thanks for posting and hosting!

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Absolutely charming! Every little detail is so perfect!
(I am a first time poster to the Thursday Tablescape.)

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger a quiet life said...

prettiest tea i have ever seen. i so love all your pics, the bee silverware, oh my, i think i have to shop tonight... and the clovers, well, frankly, they make me green with envy! gorgeous, every sq inch!

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Maryrose said...

I loved your tea set, very fun. Your flowers from the garden are tremendous... how nice to have such a green thumb. Thanks for the tea, Maryrose

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Rattlebridge Farm said...

Just a note...I don't know if it's a problem with my computer or a Blogger hiccup, but I am having trouble leaving comments on a few blogs--Debbie (Confessions of a Plate Addict) is one.

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Dixie said...

Susan... This meme is my favorite of the week... I'm a sucker for pretty tablescapes. I'm looking forward to joining in again soon!

I love your "scape" today... those shamrock dishes are just beautiful! I have some Belleek shamrock pieces that yours reminds me of... Now I have some great ideas to tablescape them with.
have a wonderful week!
blessings. Dixie

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Katy said...

OH how I adore those flowers! They're simply gorgous and so perfect! Lovely St. Paddy's day tea service, so fresh and pretty! Thanks for sharing... and thanks for hosting Tablescape Thursday! So very lovely!! Katy (Plucky)

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Admin said...

Susan, Susan Susan . . . you have the best blog on the block.
I give up. NOT!

This is a beautiful post. Thank you.

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Four Paws and Co said...

This is beautiful! The flowers are so perfect, I didn't realize at first that they were real! Love it all... ♥♥♥

 
At Wednesday, March 11, 2009 , Blogger Petunia said...

Your table is beautiful! And tea on your porch was so wonderful!

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Ribbonwood Cottage said...

Hi Susan. I love your dishes and those daffodils. I have one and I am thrilled! Hahaha...funny how little things can make us do the happy dance. I've looked at everyone's tables so far...this has been so much fun...you are a great hostess!
Blessings,
Debbie

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Nancy said...

Thanks for a lovely tea. Being a new"bee" I'd choose that bright center daffodil! Or just rest on the pretty bee spoon next to that fabulous china! What a fun event you've created. xoxo Nancy

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger jerseygirl211 said...

TOP OF THE 'MORNIN' TO YOU LASSIE,;)
My Italian husbans tells me I only have St. Patty's day to let it be known that I'm half Irish. So you would think that I'd do it up big and have a WONDERFUL dish display like yours. :( I love it. Now I have to go back and view it again.

Hugs
'D'

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Fifi Flowers said...

Love your photos... I stole one... I hope you don't mind... ENJOY your day!
Fifi

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Victorian Garden Gourmet said...

Love all the fresh greens and yellows of spring time. It looks like a peaceful spot to spend the day.

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Bama Belle said...

Love the bee spoons. Goodness what a precious find! Thanks for hosting today!

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

What an absolutely adorable fresh springy arrangement. Forget about the beer and let's have tea!

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

What an absolutely adorable fresh springy arrangement. Forget about the beer and let's have tea!

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger The Quintessential Magpie said...

Susan, this is absolutely adorable! Loved what you did! Those daffodils and the shamrock china together just speak spring and St. Patrick's day. It is just precious!

I almost didn't participaate because I've got craziness ahead tomorrow, but I had told you I would so I'm here. It's not exactly what I had planned... long story... but I hope it's okay.

Sending much love your way for hosting us...

XO,

Sheila

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Chandy said...

Another great tablescape, Susan! I love that tea set and that adorable spoon! I was looking for something similar at my local HomeGoods last week, but I guess I was a day or two too late because it seemed picked out and none of the good pieces completed a set. Oh, well...

Great table today! My eyes are feasting as I type! Happy Thursday!

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hi Susan,

The colours of your daffodils are adorable. The nice thing for me with winter coming our way in Australia is that I can follow your blog and others through spring. I can't wait, I can just imagine what you have planned for your spring tablesettings.

Thank you again, for hosting such a wonderful event, I am really enjoying being a part or your world each week.

Have a lovely weekend,
Coty

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Mid-Atlantic Martha said...

As always -- wish I could join you on your porch! This bee would have a tough time choosing a flower -- I think I would visit them all!

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Southern Lady said...

Susan, Martha Stewart herself would be impressed with your tea party. It is absolute perfection ... from the beautiful bouquet of daffodils from your garden, to the "bee" spoons, to the dainty little shamrock tea set.

Thank you for hosting our "Tablescape Thursdays." You are an inspiration to us all.

Sincerely,

Janie

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

As usual, classy and pretty.

Best,

Tiffany,
"caniquit..."

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Myrna said...

Lovely tea setting, Susan!
Just to let you know, I'm playing along with Tablescaping! Thanks for hosting!
Blessings,
Myrna

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Missy Wertz said...

Thank you for hosting. Lovely tea set! I really like the tea tray as well. And everything is displayed beautifully. Thank you for tea!

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Susan this is perfection.I fell in love with that teaset when you found it.I couldn't wait until St.Pattys day to see how you would used it. It is so delicate and sweet.I love----- the way you used the delicate fabric under it.Well done,as always...Ann

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Monica said...

Hi Susan!
Thanks for hosting this! I simply adore your St.Patrick's Day tea... and love daffodils too! I posted about them yesterday...
Happy Tablescape Thursday!
Monica.

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Mary said...

Oh how wonderful! Are the daffodils from your garden? They are beautiful! I forgot about St. Patrick's Day coming up... I have a tea set with shamrocks, too! :)
xoxo,
Mary

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Sue said...

What a gorgeous post. Thank you so much for hosting this fun event. Last week was my first attempt to join in but I ran into several problems with my crazy computer that will not let me link back. This week I did another post same problem.
Any way, I so enjoy visiting all of your participants and thank you again.

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Sue said...

What a gorgeous post. Thank you so much for hosting this fun event. Last week was my first attempt to join in but I ran into several problems with my crazy computer that will not let me link back. This week I did another post same problem.
Any way, I so enjoy visiting all of your participants and thank you again.

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Nancy Rosalina said...

Hi Susan, As always it is beautiful! I really enjoy these tablescapes!!!! I am gathering some things together and hopefully I will be ready to join in the fun real soon! Blessings, Nancy

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Please come check out my 2 new salt cellars...Ann

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger cedwards55 said...

Susan, What a way to start my day! This is so pretty and inviting. I can't believe you already have daffodils in bloom. I want that one with the orange center. Just beautiful. Enjoy the porch! It's really cold in Illinois today. 19 degrees right now. This is just the breath of Spring I needed!
Carol

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Holly said...

Holy Moly do I want to come to your house for a brunch. This is astondingly beautiful. Thanks for the views!!!!

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Southerner said...

Okay, for you to have a shamrock tea set for St Patricks Day you are just totally getting on my nerves. I am just joking. Kindof. I am wondering... do you ever like eat off the fast food wrapper- please lie and tell me yes so I feel better.

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Decor To Adore said...

I currently have an Irish tea party post up on my blog too.

Yours is so welcoming and lovely.
Come by for a visit.

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

This tea set is so beautiful. I love the details in this set. OK so I don't know if this ever happens to you but last night when I woke up at 2 am and realized I forgot to comment after posting my link last night :0)
Do you think I might be blogging too much when I wake up thinking about commenting???
Have a wonderful day Susan!

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Julio Muao said...

Another example of why you have been deemed the tablescape diva. Your sense of style is so inspiring.

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger The Raggedy Girl said...

Susan:

You should consider writing a book about Table Scapes as this is your thing and your talent should be shared. Absolutely brilliant today!

Have a Terrific Thursday
from A Raggedy Roberta Anne

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Kathysue said...

Susan, your daffodils are amazing.They are such a happy little flower. I would love to have a cup of green tea at your table setting. You always make everything so lovely and special.The bee spoons are a great touch, Kathysue

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger "Blossom" said...

I think if I was a bee I would land on one and go all the way around to each flower until I had a belly full. Such a stunning table tea sitting. Everything looks so nice and it looks like great weather there. Enjoy

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Helen said...

Susan ... you have the sweetest way with words..I would settle right down inside the whitest flower I could find. Lovely beyond words today.

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Sofia Striffler said...

How lovely on the porch. wish I had a porch to sit in. Lovely Irish china.

Thanks for sharing

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Jill said...

I truly love it! Those plates are adorable!

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Linda Q said...

Such a peaceful setting Susan. Love your dishes , flowers and the bee flatware. All pretty!
Linda Q

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger redsoxmom said...

I love the tea set and am totally drooling over the silverware. I want them! They would go with the glasses I want to get. :) I am late posting today so I'm 80 something on the list--I think you are going to hit 100 tablescape postiers in the next few weeks, easy. Wow!!

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Scribbler said...

Susan, your shamrock tea is so lovely. This is the most pleasing rendition of shamrock china I've ever seen.

You might want to let some of the ladies know that it is impossible to post a comment on their blogs because the word verification thin doesn't seem to be working correctly! They may be wondering why they don't have many or any comments. You were so helpful to me in that regard.

Thanks,

Scribbler

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Julie said...

Oh my gosh - my birthday is on St. Patrick's Day and I would love to have some china like that. Did you get it all at a flea market - or just the one piece?

Since my husband has been ill, I have been doing good to get my food onto a paper plate...

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Beth at Aunties said...

Simply lovely! I think we would all love to enjoy tea with you in your gorgeous porch. The Shamrocks on the china so darling and the flowers all make a perfect combination of fun festivity!
Thank you for sharing!


Beth

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Melissa Miller said...

So lovely Susan!
I do adore the Green sprinkling of Shamrocks and the gorgeous flowers.

I'll be joining you next week with my Easter tablescape.
I'm pretty sure I have a MM post as well.

See you then.
~Melissa :)

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

***** SS~ I think this is one your PRETTIEST n' SWEETEST ever! (It's sooo CHEERFUL, too!)... My computer's been OUT, & NOW I STILL can't post my TT (at RMS) ~~~ will keep trying thru this evening~ Thanks, gf! Hugs, Linda

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Loretta said...

I'm just so jealous that you picked those gorgeous flowers from your garden!!! I love your tea set. You've inspired me to have a different tea setting each Sat evening on my coffee table, when my sister comes over to watch murder mysteries on TV. She says it's the highlight of her week. Isn't that neat?

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Tomarie said...

Aaaaaah I loved my spot of green tea on your porch! And the flowers smell soooooo good! :-)
This is absolutely beautiful Susan! A relaxing feast for the eyes!! Love ya! L~

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Justine said...

Susan, I can't believe this is my first time stopping by to see your tablescapes! I loved this. Simple and elegant. The sugar and creamer set is adorable and oh how I love daffodils!!!!

Justine :o )

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Tomarie said...

Teehee! You're funny!!! :-)

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Bargain Decorating with Laurie said...

I have got to get to Classy Flea! That tea set is so charming! laurie

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Helen said...

Oh my! Came back for a second visit with my speakers on .... I LOVE Bruce the Boss and this piece of his music is so awesome....

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Susan @ The Good Life! said...

Oh how I love your cups and saucers! Where did you get them!

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Susan (Between Naps On The Porch.net) said...

Oh, yum...these do look good! The little shamrock china in my TT came from a little antique store/flea market called A Classy Flea...here in my home town. But, today when I stopped into Marshalls on the way home from work, I saw a darling little set there for sale...don't know if you have a Marshalls where you live.
Thanks so much for you visit! Love the pics in your sidebar! :-) Susan

 
At Thursday, March 12, 2009 , Blogger Tomarie said...

Is over 100 comments a record for you?? Woohooooooo!! I'm SO HAPPY for you! Love ya gf!! :-) L~

 
At Friday, March 13, 2009 , Blogger Four Paws and Co said...

Hi Susan, Sorry I posted so late today. I was having issues... :0{

 
At Friday, March 13, 2009 , Blogger Michelle said...

Oh that is the sweetest tea set I've ever seen, especially for this holiday!! I just love your settings...and your porch! What a comforting place to sit and have tea. :)

 
At Friday, March 13, 2009 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Susan, this is just gorgeous! I love the china, and the beautiful daffodils,amd that porch, oh my! You are just the best! Hugs, Connie

 
At Friday, March 13, 2009 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

***** WHEW! I finally got thru~~~ Thank you soo much for adding me to "the list", Sweetest Susan! XOXOXO Linda

 
At Friday, March 13, 2009 , Blogger Bo said...

Hi Susan...sorry to be so late to visit, but my server has been down...grrr! What a wonderful setting you have prepared and serving it on your gorgeous porch makes it even better! Loved it all!
;-) Bo

 
At Friday, March 13, 2009 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

~~~ Good morning!~~~ From what I can see in blogland, I'm not the ONLY one who has been having "computer problems"... wow, it's been happening to ALOT of people the last few days!!! Anyone know "wassup"? Love, Linda ~~~

 
At Friday, March 13, 2009 , Blogger Charlene said...

Your daffodils are divine! I meant to get some planted this year but,didn't get around to it. Now it's too late & I will just live through yours! Thanks for sharing. And the shammrock tea set is toooooooooooooooo cute. You were so blessed to have found it. Your whole tablescape is wonderful. Thanks for sharing it with us. Have a wonderful weekend.

 
At Friday, March 13, 2009 , Blogger Jan said...

Absolutely precious Susan. I love the delicate pattern of the green clover (shamrocks) against the white china, combined with the napkins, napkin rings (cute!)and the beauty of the daffodils in that great vase! I could truly curl up on that swing and daydream with a cup of tea, but to chat would be even better! Jan

 
At Saturday, March 14, 2009 , Blogger kari and kijsa said...

Another beautiful tablescape!! blessings,
kari & kijsa

 
At Saturday, March 14, 2009 , Blogger Barbara said...

OHHHHH Susan, That was breath-taking, what beautiful pictures and the arrangement of the cups and floweres was beautiful.
I will have to think about Tablescape Thursday.

 
At Saturday, March 14, 2009 , Blogger Lady Katherine said...

I will be right over for tea! I love the set, the tray is wonderful. The beads are too cute! My grandchildren picked all my daffodils! and I mean all! We were waiting for a warm day to take the baby's picture, We have one of each child before they turn two years old, all dress in white, and use the same little chair.The girls picture is took in with the daffodils. I guess we will have to wait for my grandmothers pink roses to bloom. lol Is the tea ready?

 
At Saturday, March 14, 2009 , Blogger "Blossom" said...

Susan thank you for stopping over. And thank you for such a nice comment on my tablscape thursday; I'm just excited that you stopped by.
Blossom

 
At Saturday, March 14, 2009 , Blogger Glenda/MidSouth said...

What a pretty and relaxing setting. Thanks for visiting my blog.
Glenda

 
At Saturday, March 14, 2009 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

So pretty Susan. I love how you put everything together in just the right way.

 
At Saturday, March 14, 2009 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

So pretty Susan. I love how you put everything together in just the right way.

 
At Saturday, March 14, 2009 , Blogger Unknown said...

What another lovely tablescape you have created! That china is absolutely beautiful! Perfect for St. Patrick's Day!

Is that "Irish Cream" in that there creamer? Hmmmmmm? ;)

 
At Saturday, March 14, 2009 , Blogger Kathleen Ellis said...

What a lovely tea time...I just want to linger! just pretend I'm not here,ok?!
Have a fabulous weekend...what's left!
;-D

 
At Wednesday, March 16, 2011 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

I love the tablescape! Your little white shamrock tea set is so pretty; it reminds me of the Belleek china sets from Ireland.

 

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