Monday, March 16, 2015

Happy St. Pat's Day!







I hope your day will be filled with sunshine and lots of Love!






This happy little flower sits and flaps it's leaves and moves it's head all day, it is solar powered, it brings a smile to my face when I look at it. It usually sits on my window sill in the kitchen, but today it is making me happy as I have my afternoon Tea break. 









 Irish Breakfast tea and cookies, always a treat.






Sometimes I take the tea bag out and other times I leave it in, looks like it got to stay this time!
How do you do yours?








Iced with green icing, these cookies are so soft they melt in your mouth.













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24 comments:

Julie's Lifestyle said...

Hope you have a Happy St. Patrick's Day tomorrow Sylvia!

NanaDiana said...

What a sweet little tea table, Sylvia. I can almost taste one of those melt in your mouth cookies. You have a very lovely St. Pat's day set up there. Hope your night is wonderful! xo Diana

Visits With Mary said...

Happy St. Patrick's Day Sylvia...don't forget to wear green so you won't get pinched!!

kitty@ Kitty's Kozy Kitchen said...

Awww I love your sweet St. Patrick's Day tea, Sylvia. I wish I could share a cup of tea and a cookie with you. Most of the time I take the teabag out, but sometimes, like you, it's left in. Happy St. Patrick's Day to you!

Anonymous said...

You have a lovely spot to enjoy tea time! Happy St. Patrick's Day.

Nora @ Teacup Tales said...

What an inviting tea! I just love those icing cookies and they go so well with breakfast teas. I usually take my teabag out because I enjoy my black teas on the weaker side. Have a wonderful St. Patrick's Day!

Linda said...

I usually leave mine in, I like my tea strong and with milk. The cookies look good, almost bought some yesterday, but my husband wanted Blondie's, so I made those. Thank you for the smiles. Happy St. Patrick's Day! Blessings

Bethany Carson said...

Looks like a great way to celebrate St. Patrick's day! Those cookies look delicious! I usually take the tea bag out.

Tessa~ Here there be musing said...

oh Sylvia yes!!! I would love some of that Irish Cream Fudge too!!!!!!!! oh sigh yes!!!

and you certainly are all set for St. Paddy's Day!

Tessa

Pam~ Virginia Retro said...

Such beautiful photos. Happy St. Patrick's Day!

The Tea Lady's Journal said...

Happy St. Patrick's Day to you. Love the little vignette you have shared with us. Sometimes I leave my bag in the cup if I am wanting a stronger flavor. Your cookies do look delicious and soft. So happy to see your little flower that brings happiness to your day!

The Charm of Home said...

Irish Breakfast tea is my favorite! Lovely!

J said...

I love the charming way you decorated for yourself today! The cookies look great! I wrapped a shamrock kitchen towel about the neck of my 20" chalkboard-holding pig statue and called it good! If we lived next door, I'd be standing there waiting for you to invite me in!

Stacy said...

I usually take my tea bag out after brewing for a couple of minutes. I think the tea tastes bitter rather than stronger if the bag is left too long. I loved your st patty's photos here. It is very cute! Thank you for visiting my blog.

God's Grace Overflows said...

Happy St. Patty's Day to you as well, Sylvia!

I love Irish Breakfast tea, that's one of my favorites! I sometimes leave my tea bag in too. But I also like a wee bit of half and half in mine with a little bit of sugar or agave.... Yum!

I hope you have a wonderful day!

Hugs, Amy

Pam Richardson said...

Sylvia, I am visiting your blog from The Enchanting Rose! Your post is lovely and the cookies look delicious! Blessings, Pam (everydayliving.me)

Linda Jennings said...

Happy St. Patrick's Day!

Home Meadows said...

Happy St. Paddy's day. Lofthouse cookies are a family favorite at our house. Looks like a nice afternoon break. Have a great day and thank you for stopping by and saying "hi". Heather (at home on the meadow)

Alex said...

I'm late! But good wishes anyway. I loved your sweet green tea table and the cookies loo yummy!
Did you see a leprechaun? They are very quick, though : )

Kay G. said...

Love your little solar flower. Happy St. Patrick's Day!

Scrappy quilter said...

Happy St. Patrick's Day. Such a sweet post.

Stephanie said...

Hello, my friend, and Happy St. Patrick's Day! I hope your day has been a delight. My husband, son, and I went to the city today and we had a wonderful time together.

Thank you so much for sharing your pretty post with Roses of Inspiration. I am so thankful you link up, dear friend. Hugs!

living from glory to glory said...

Hello, I love that tea! It is so rich and smooth, but I do like cream and sugar in mine! I did have a lovely day and I wore my little green shamrock I crocheted! We were traveling, but we are home now counting our blessings!
Hugs, Roxy

Pamela M. Steiner said...

Love your green St. Patrick's Day theme...tea, cookies, cup and sauce, and even a shamrock plant! Such fun! Thank you for bringing a smile to my face. Oh, the little solar flower...I love those...have one on my windowsill too! Always so cheery!
Thank you again. I am smiling.