Continuing on around the house, there are some indications that spring has arrived.
Iris will soon be in bloom. |
Souvenir brought back by City Girl. |
Did you know the Iris is Tennessee's state flower? |
And - of course, the dogwoods! |
When City Girl was in high school, she attended a Mu Alpha Theta (math) convention in the Tampa area and brought back the mug as a gift, so it has been around a number of years. How old do mugs have to be before they are considered "antique?":-)
The dogwood has such a significance for our area during the month of April, so of course I have to have mugs showing dogwoods!:-)
Thank you for reading. I really appreciate your comments.
Nellie, You seem to have a nice collection of flowery mugs. Good for sharing coffee or tea with friends. xoxo,Susie
ReplyDeleteVery lovely mugs, Nellie! We also have several mugs, but most of them have Christmas designs or just nice pictures. My favorite is a Garfield mug that our daughter gave me nearly 20 years ago, and Garfield is still just as sassy as ever! Have a beautiful day! :-)
ReplyDeleteYou have a lovely collections of mugs for all season!
ReplyDeleteMugs for all seasons for sure... How gorgeous.. Can't wait til the Irises bloom here--and our Pink Dogwood...
ReplyDeleteHope you all escape the severe storms around today.. We are fine --although we have had some warnings.
Hugs,
Betsy
It's pouring rain outside of my University office. I keep reminding myself that April showers, bring May flowers. Can't wait!!
ReplyDeletebeautiful mugs, I think thats lovely to have different ones for different seasons, we still have snow, sickening isn't it,
ReplyDeleteyou have such pretty things, to decorate with.
ReplyDeletewhen is something an 'antique'? good question. :-)
LOL- Not sure how old a cup has to be to be an "antique". I am feeling like an antique myself lately. Love your pretty cups. xo Diana
ReplyDeleteA nice collection of flowered mugs. You must lots of mugs!!
ReplyDeleteHi Nellie... love all your pretty mugs... it's fun to change them for the different seasons... and your paintings in your top post are all beautiful!... xoxo Julie Marie
ReplyDeletePS Anything must be over 100 years old to be considered an "antique"... many dealers even advertise things as antique when infact they are "vintage"... xoxo Julie Marie
ReplyDeleteI did not know that the Iris was Tennesee's state flower! I always think of my Mother when I see Iris plants as she always had them in her front yard. i wonder if they would grow here in Colorado and if the deer would eat them? We had more snow this past week so my garden is still asleep ;)
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