12) Something that holds your favorite beverage
Tea 😊
16) Something with rough texture
A dead vine on an oak tree.
A favourite piece of jewelry- Something with or in a knot
Something with the colours of your country’s flag- A toy you play with
Something you have more than one of- Something in the shape of a triangle
Something that displays a rule(s)A leaf longer than your handSomething that starts with the initial of your name (first or last)Something smaller than a paper clipSomething you need to throw awaySomething that holds your favourite beverageA rubber band/elastic in useSomething with wheels- Something inherited
Something with rough textureSomething naturally round- Something that can go in the water
- A stone/rock/pebble with some colour in it
Something with the number 7 in it
Alt A. An animal statue
Alt B. Something heavier than your shoe
Alt C. Something with four sides
XXX
Nil
I bet I know where you could find number 2 around your house -- I remember something from a post a few weeks back that might have that in it! ;) I love your tea cup and saucer, so dainty and pretty. Did you make the doily? That vine looks like it could use some lotion lol it look absolutely rough!
ReplyDeleteHehee I went back and looked at my previous posts, and couldn’t find number 2. 😁
DeleteYes, Diana I made the doily with a ball of kitchen twine. The dried up vine is a weed going up the oak tree. I cut it near the root and removed as much as I could, but the upper part is still strongly attached to the tree trunk. No lotion for it. I’m waiting until it dries up more to pull it down. LOL
A agree with Diana - very pretty tea cup and saucer.
ReplyDeleteOops! I don't think I have any photos to share, this month! I might have to get busy, this afternoon! :D
That's an amusing challenge.
ReplyDeletebe well... mae at maefood.blogspot.com
What an absolutely gorgeous teacup and doily!
ReplyDeleteI wonder what kind of vine that was? My Dad showed me one similar to that one time and told me it was poison ivy. Yuck. I love your teacup, Nil. I would much rather use one like that than a coffee cup. Our little British Tea shop closed down here last year and we miss it so much.
ReplyDeleteNil, isn't it great when you can take a really good photo? I keep saying I need to get more used to my camera that has the fantastic zoom on it but usually just grab my phone to take a photo as I normally have it with me.
ReplyDeleteI love that teacup! I'm a coffee drinker, myself. Not very healthy, but my favorite vice...
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful teacup. Not a tea drinker myself, but I do love the smell of tea. Your photos are very cleaver!
ReplyDeletePretty teacup, I like that there is a little reflection on the surface there. I need to get on this list - I keep thinking about 1 item in particular and then not snapping it, so I make no progress at all.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining in with the SPSH. Such a dainty tea cup, it reminds me to get out a few of my tea cups for an upcoming at home, just me, tea party!
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