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I've mostly been staying in the past few weekends, what with working, Easter, and then this weekend not feeling too well, but that's okay, my balcony is starting to actually get a little sun!
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Recent acquisitions: More new tea and the new Kinfolk. The teas are Royal Tea with Caramel from the Russian store, and something I bought on impulse at my neighborhood fancy foods store, Jaipur Avenue chai mix. It is cardamom flavor so how could I pass it up? Yum. (I see on their website they also have Saffron flavor!)
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Over easter I made puffed pancakes from this recipe, and they turned out pretty amazing.
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A few rainy weekends ago at the Chinese Garden I spied the most amazing fish disappearing mysteriously into the cave!
Sounds like a very lovely weekend! And so happy to see spring coming to your home and all the plants blooming.
ReplyDeleteI recently got into chair tea at home myself-- I've taken to mixing it with a dash of coffee creamer. I think I'm addicted!
As a passionate tea lover the second photo is my favourite! <3
ReplyDeleteI like the photos of the chinese garden and your cup of tea looks very inviting indeed! :)
ReplyDeleteJess xx
The Japanese Magnolia in one of your shots looks stunning :)
ReplyDeleteWhat great pictures! The tea sounds simply amazing and the beautiful fish sneaking away is so cute! I was gardening a few days ago and thought of your wonderful seed-planting paintings. They pop into my mind every now and then and make me smile. I just love your work.
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