Well, mine aren't very beautiful really, just a pile of eggs on toast on ikea plates, with tea. But maybe that's the power of brewed tea. It's a very winsome sight. People can't help themselves. They see a pot and cup and their endorphins make them say "beautiful!"
I'm quite taken by them @LozzyR such sweet faces.Loving the bearded ladies!
Good motto!
Oooh! That'll be a treat!
I know. I said I would and I've been a total disaster. I just forget and breakfast for me normally a bit of a rush.It started off with me sharing the joy of eating the hen's eggs one day. Folks were interested in the tea and teacups. So for a few months I did photos of weekend breakfasts with a different teacup each time until the whole collection had been shared. Then I stopped but folks wanted more, so I've kept going. I tried encouraging others to share their breakfasts but it didn't catch on very well, although Bob has shared a couple of delightful shots of Mrs ByBob using her teacups, which I was grateful for because that was when I understood the appeal of my breakfasts. So i try to continue on but sometimes I forget. I'm still super-keen to see other people's breakfasts thoughif they're not too shy about their kitchen tables.
The best clam chowder I've tasted was in a resturant in Boston. My mother used to make it when I was a kid but she always complained that the clams were not very good in the UK.
That is the kind of tidying up I can live with!Quite a few people have been put of by that table but remember photos can be cropped & all the junk suddenly disappears!
I don't think I'll bother after this.Yes, of course.I use a GIANT mug, usually. But here is s special family heirloom that has been sitting out for some time:
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That is some cup and saucer!
She must've been well-traveled Shad.
