Wednesday, July 30, 2014
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I enjoy traveling, gardening, tablescaping, photography, entertaining, decorating, and blogging about family and friends. Join me as I share my latest adventures.
Bonnie
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Oh yes please! How lovely your garden is. It looks like the perfect spot to enjoy the summer.
ReplyDeleteAhhhh. A lovely, dreamy break for my eyes!
ReplyDeleteYour garden is so lovely. I can see you sitting out there and relaxing. I have those same plates. Blessings, Linda
ReplyDeleteIt is all beautiful Bonnie!
ReplyDeleteVery welcoming and relaxing Bonnie-enjoy:@)
ReplyDeleteP-e-r-f-e-c-t-I-o-n, Bonnie!! {big sigh} Makes your whole body relax to see such a beautiful setting (and scones!). ;) blessings ~ tanna
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love! Hugs and blessings, Cindy
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely lovely, Bonnie! Have a wonderful day :) Hugs to you
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful outdoor table setting and view! Love your landscaping.
ReplyDeleteWish I could join you at your pretty setting, Bonnie!
ReplyDeleteThe tablescape and the views of the garden are so very beautiful !!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful tea and garden! xx
ReplyDeleteOh so pretty!!! No words were even necessary...the photos just all spoke volumes! The furniture is so pretty and really works nicely in this setting. The chair backs kind of look like the scones!
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a pleasant and peaceful weekend!
So serene and beautiful!
ReplyDeletePatti
What a dreamy space for a little respite. Your garden is heavenly as well. Thank you for sharing such a pretty and peaceful setting with us.
ReplyDeleteYour outdoor setting and garden are lovely. Pretty table cloth and love your Bordallo Pinheiro cabbage plates.
ReplyDeleteWhen you get the chance, I would love a gardening session with you. My jardin is in need of a Bonnie touch.
ReplyDeleteOui, Oui Bonnie, I'd love a bite or sip in your gorgeous garden! Love the tall pink beauty of your phlox!
ReplyDeleteThe phlox look beautiful as the backdrop for your table!
ReplyDeleteOh your garden looks sooo pretty, Bonnie! I know you enjoy it, even though it's a lot of work. I'm the same way about my flowers. I love, love your pretty bistro set; I don't think I've ever seen one like it. You have a lovely home and garden, my friend. :)
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a great weekend; we're supposed to have rain all weekend. A good chance to work inside.
Big Hugs,
Denise
Your garden is heaven Bonnie~I wish I liked to garden because I adore flowers! It must be wonderful to sit out there and have a lovely aperitif!
ReplyDeleteJenna
What a beautiful garden you have, Bonnie and your biscuits look delicious!
ReplyDeleteBonnie, such lovely gardens and beautiful table to enjoy. How I would love to sit here and enjoy the scenery and one of those delicious biscuits and tea with you. Hope we will get to meet at the bloggers Jubliee soon.
ReplyDeleteHugs and wishing you a lovely weekend.
I love all the colors and the idea of such a simple pleasure
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Are those
ReplyDeletescones, by any chance?
Remind me of a recipe
that I make from Ina Garten
for Orange-Cranberry scones : )
Loved the post with your
daughter picking basil. What
a doll!!!
Happy Tuesday,
xo Suzanne