Kimberly's Cup: afternoon break

Monday, January 23, 2012

afternoon break

tea for one. sometimes the chores just need to wait a bit.

10 comments:

Missy K said...: To this, I say YES!; 4:17 PM
Susan said...: Looks lovely. sigh.; 5:35 PM
Donna Heber said...: Hi Kimberly,

What a gorgeous teapot! I'm happy you were able to join us this week for tea and take an afternoon break.; 2:42 AM
Sandi@ Rose Chintz Cottage said...: What a pretty teapot, Kimberly! A tea for one sounds good to me. Thank you for sharing this with Tea Time and have a delightful day.

Blessings,
Sandi; 6:47 AM
The Charm of Home said...: Beautiful shot! Yes time for a break from chores! Lovely!
Sherry; 7:36 AM
Snap said...: There's nothing like a tea break with a beautiful teapot and cup. Happy Tea Day.; 8:16 AM
Judith @ Lavender Cottage said...: Stopping for tea certainly gives one time to rest and think. Your tea for one table is pretty.; 11:44 AM
Johanna Gehrlein said...: Hi Kimberley,
thank you for sharing this nice vignette.
Best greetings, Johanna; 2:37 PM
Beansieleigh said...: I couldn't agree more! What a pretty little teapot!.. Glad I could stop by and have tea with you today! ~tina; 3:20 PM
Shan said...: Dearest Kimberly,

Missing my visits to your blog...so today I am paying my housecalls!

I have been catching up on my reading and my, oh my, have you been busy.

I would love to see more of your home when you have time to take pictures.

Yours so kindredly,
Shan
Honey Hill Farm; 3:58 PM

Welcome!

I'm so glad you're here.

This blog began a long time ago. I started writing when I was home with just my first child. I wrote a lot back then about tea and books.
After my second child was born, I wrote less (of course), and began to chronicle the changes we started toward a simpler and slower paced life. I began to share a lot about all the cool stuff I was learning to make from scratch.
Those changes led to us choosing to leave our life in the city of Denver for life in rural Idaho. We moved just after our last child was born. We worked in earnest on our little farm with chickens, goats and even a milk cow for awhile. We learned a lot.
Recently, we moved back to Colorado to be closer to family and not live quite so isolated a life. We're now in a relatively small town, though to us it feels big, and beginning our lives over yet again.
I still love to read with my cup of tea. Most days find me busy at home teaching our dear kiddos. I'm still making nearly everything from scratch, but I also enjoy getting to see the people I love and shop in a decent store without having to drive an hour or more. It's the best of both worlds to me.
Thanks for stopping by!

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Monday, January 23, 2012

afternoon break

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