Ah, thanks…
My lovely friend Elsa just returned from a trip to New York. Before she left she heard me say how badly I wanted to find a sugar bowl and creamer so that serving tea or coffee is less ghetto at the Huddleston Bed and Breakfast. Upon her return from the Big Apple she presented me with this beautiful pair… How lovely are they?!
Drew was pretty impressed too because he’s a big fan of Frank Lloyd Wright.
They are so cool that I don’t want to get them dirty! My friend Megan will be here next week though – so maybe we’ll give them a go then. Maybe the tea will taste better with sugar from this dish…
Speaking of tea, it might not be a horrible idea to have a cup. What am I saying?! I should go to bed. (We stayed out a little past my bedtime last night to see Avenue Q. I did enjoy the show; I think Kassi and Kelsey might need to consider this one for August.) I should consider closing my eyes.
So, same time tomorrow? All my love-
timeless, classic …….your friend has excellent taste! And she is thoughtful, too!
Comment by Donna — 17 June 2009 @ 10:38 pmbe blessed…..donna
umm swoon!
Comment by pinkcupcakevintage — 17 June 2009 @ 10:47 pmi am so glad you got to see avenue q! i had to decorate a bulletin board in my residence hall to educate people about life after college, and i used an avenue q theme – orange fur and all! i actually saw it for the first time in london. it was kind of surreal to be vacationing in another country and spend two hours at a play set back home… when i stepped out of the theatre i was like, “where am i!?”
Comment by Kassi — 17 June 2009 @ 11:17 pmYes, Donna, I am now officially more adult. We should schedule a tea party… Have you cleared your schedule yet? Ah, Melody, you are going to love Friday’s post! (And I think you might find our flat very neat as well with it’s Corbusier roots and 50-60′s construction.) Kassi. For real. I give up trying to show you anything you haven’t already seen. You world-traveler, you.
Comment by Jen — 18 June 2009 @ 8:36 am