February is a tough month for me as far as weather goes ~ it's been very gray and bleak here, and we are all beginning to crave more sunshine ~ our area is very low on the list as far as percentage of sunshine across the nation. I'm not sure if our local groundhog saw his shadow today, but either way we always have at least 6 more weeks of winter weather. So, at the grocery store I picked up some roses. I put them in a favorite old pitcher, whose color and crackly worn surface I really love, pulled out this floral runner, and decorated the kitchen table.
Hopefully this will help tide us over.
Happy Groundhog Day!
Hopefully this will help tide us over.Happy Groundhog Day!
Just bee-yootiful!!! The groundhog did not see his shadow here today! That is supposed to mean an early spring! But I won't hold my breath!!
ReplyDeleteDeb, beautiful pitcher and roses! I, too, am looking forward to Spring. :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Groundhog's Day, Deb! I love the beautiful roses in the pitcher. They look so pretty on the runner along with the candlesticks and beeswax candles.
ReplyDeleteAt least it's sunny in your kitchen. I'm ready for Spring, too.
ReplyDeleteYour roses are so pretty as is the pitcher! Your kitchen looks nice and cheery.
ReplyDeleteKelli
I love the green of the pitcher and your candle sticks.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pitcher!
ReplyDeleteMy birthday roses are still in bloom and on our kitchen table.
Our groundhog didnt see his shadow either - but it was -30 with the wind last night!!
Ground hog or no, the roses are definitely a touch of spring time in a cheerful setting.
ReplyDeleteThat looks so cheery and springy! I especially love the table runner. No, wait. I especially love the pitcher. No, wait.... I love it all!
ReplyDeleteWell, you knew that I was going to love these photos with that beautiful green pitcher! White roses are one of my favorite flowers. My favorite bouquet from my husband was a bouquet of little white roses. They were so pretty.
ReplyDeleteI know how hard the winter light can be for some people. I have suffered from SAD in the past and have to make a real effort to get out every day and take in some light. I have a full spectrum light that I use as well. It really helps.
Your turqouise jug and candleholder are so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow you really do have a Groundhog Day? Browsing through your blog and seeing the seasons are just so lovely. I love all your projects and the delicious treats for mid morning tea.... As I said before the chocolate glaze is excellent. I did it with white chocolate today.
ReplyDeleteWow you really do have a Groundhog Day? Browsing through your blog and seeing the seasons are just so lovely. I love all your projects and the delicious treats for mid morning tea.... As I said before the chocolate glaze is excellent. I did it with white chocolate today.
ReplyDeleteWell, you knew that I was going to love these photos with that beautiful green pitcher! White roses are one of my favorite flowers. My favorite bouquet from my husband was a bouquet of little white roses. They were so pretty.
ReplyDeleteI know how hard the winter light can be for some people. I have suffered from SAD in the past and have to make a real effort to get out every day and take in some light. I have a full spectrum light that I use as well. It really helps.
Beautiful pitcher!
ReplyDeleteMy birthday roses are still in bloom and on our kitchen table.
Our groundhog didnt see his shadow either - but it was -30 with the wind last night!!
Your roses are so pretty as is the pitcher! Your kitchen looks nice and cheery.
ReplyDeleteKelli
Deb, beautiful pitcher and roses! I, too, am looking forward to Spring. :)
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