Hello lovely ladies! It's Tuesday again and time for the T-Party. I will share a drink with you as soon as I find one, but first I would like to share a beautiful postcard with you. It comes from S.Korea and was sent to me by Hanna.
It depicts the statue of the King Sejong.
Wikipedia writes about this statue:
Statue of King Sejong is located at the Sejongno, Gwanghwamun Plaza in central Seoul, South Korea. It is dedicated to the 15th century Korean monarch, Sejong the Great, the fourth king of Joseon dynasty and one of Korea's most famous historical figures. The statue is considered one of Seoul's major landmarks. Unveiled in 2009, it has been called "South Korea's most iconic statue.
The stamp is beautiful. It's a flower that I recognize but it's name escapes me at the moment.
I'm very happy with my new pan.
Here is my drink reference number two. Peeps who read my Friday blog, know that I like to include funnies. This one made me smile:
We've had a busy week with our Dutch visitors. On one of the last evenings I took them to a beauty spot to watch the sunset. It was beautiful. They took some photos of us for a change:
Hubby did a BBQ on one of the evenings at the pool.
I finished the book I was reading: Death at Eden's End. It is set in England in the Lake District. I have been to the village in which it is set, so I can imagine what it looks like. Eden's End is the name of an old people's home where a 100 year old dies in suspect circumstances. It is the first of a series and the detective is a nice guy with a female side kick (possible future romantic involvement?) and an ex whom he still loves.
I enjoyed it very much. It was an el cheapo from Amazon for my kindle.
I'm now reading this:
Ken Follett, need I say any more?
My cactus is flowering again! What a beauty!
On Sunday I quickly baked some muffins (with pieces of peach in them). By no means perfect, but they tasted nice.
Yesterday I went walking again with my friend. We go Monday and Friday morning.
I'd forgotten my own walking stick, so I improvised with this stick I found on the way.
And now I'm going to join Elizabeth and Bluebeard at the T-Party with my meagre drink reference.
Happy T-Day all!
Take care,
Hugs,
Lisca
17 comments:
Hi Lisca you have had a busy week. thanks about the thyme essential oil I do have that in my essential oil collection
Nice photos of you and beautiful sky. I am going to check out the first book, I bought a couple of Follette's books but haven't gotten to them yet Happy T hugs Kathy
Both the cucumbers and the peach muffins sound delicious. I just love peaches! I enjoyed seeing you in a photo.
be well... mae at maefood.blogspot.com
Hi Lisca. In regards to your question about deleting a photo from the new blogger, if you click on the photo and highlight it and then hit delete on your computer, it should get rid of your photo. And the photos of you and your husband are beautiful. I also love the cactus flower. What an interesting bloom. And thanks for your book recommendations. I always enjoy a good book (or 2) ideas for future reads. Have a wonderful T day. Hugs-Erika
You won't believe this, but my internet has been offline since about 3 pm my time. I'm glad I had my post ready to go, because I couldn't get online.
What lovely photos of you and your husband. I am surprised you were wearing what I call "flip-flops" in that rocky area. But you got some great photos that your friends took.
Wow, that cactus is on steroids (grin). It's doing GREAT.
Really lovely muffins. I think they look great. And I think your juicer is an ideal reference for T this Tuesday. Of course, the drinks were clever, too. Saying please can get you places.
Hi Lisca, glad you have had visitors, you showed them some beautiful places. Nice photos of you, too. Your cactus is fantastic, I love that wonderful flower. Great postcard, too. And peach muffins sound wonderful. Happy T Day, hugs, Valerie
Your citrus press/juicer sure made me laugh 😃
Lovely photos of the two of you!
To delete just click on the pic and hit your keyboard-delete or switch to HTML and delete it by hand.
Awww, you truly have great neighbours!
I´m with you, I love to read Braunschweig thrillers. Wow to the cactus! And the stick :-)
A happy T-day to you, hugs from here!
I think your stamp is a Rose of Sharon/ Hibiscus ~ Great photos of you both, especially the one sitting down on the rock with the setting sun. I wrote down both authors and will see if I can find any used books online from them, thanks for the reference. What an amazing cactus bloom too! ~ Enjoy your week
Oh, my, the sunset photos are stunning! I've never seen a flower like that. The books sound interesting. Happy T Tuesday
Fabulous postcard and postage stamo! The photos of you and your hubby are wonderful and I'm loving the sunset, so romantic 😀. So nice to walk with your friend too! Wishing you a very happy T Day! Hugs, Jo x
p.s. sorry I don't know anyone who creates WordPress sites. x
Did you know that Thyme oil is also a very good disinfectant?
Love the postcards. I enjoyed seeing the photos of your smiling faces. Cucumbers are pretty much my favorite summer snack...I wish my plants were more productive.
My site is a wordpress site on the backend. I have my own domain so it shows it as a .com WP is very user friendly and you can even migrate your blogger posts into your WP site.
Email me with some questions and hopefully I can help you get started virtually. I have 13 days before school starts. :)
King Sejong was responsible for creating the Hangul, the Korean alphabet. A beautiful postcard and image of the statue. :) Oh, those muffins looks so tasty!
A quick visit and catch up, I have enjoyed reading your post, it was a lovely photo of you and your husband and you must have had a good time with your friends.
Happy T day wishes.
Yvonne xx
Wow! I so enjoy your posts. You are so fortunate to live where you do to be as active as you are and to share it all with us. Your cactus bloom is breathtaking. Your muffins look fine to me. I have canned 48 jars of pickles from cucumbers I have grown. Plus eating and sharing them. Nice that you can come home to find them at your door. Have a nice evening.
I loved seeing your peach muffins. Your succulents has beautiful flowers. I am a bit jealous as I can't seem to get my succulents to flower.
The pictures of you and your hubby are so pretty! What lovely views you have.
Wonderful postcard and stamps.
Happy Tea Day,
Kate
Wonderful postcards and stamps. Beautiful sky photos. Happy Belated T-Day!
The flower on the stamp, I think is a hibiscus. Whatever it is, very pretty. Gorgeous sunset and a lovely backdrop for your pictures. You are a beautiful couple. I have over 100 essential oils. I never thought to use a drop on my mask. Thanks for the tip. Happy T Day
I must say the flower stamp is a beauty and your cactus flower is so pretty!! Love the sign at the coffee shop! Your friend took great photos of you both - we very rarely have photos of us together! Thanks for the book suggestions. That's a hand looking stick you found! My son and his wife are not living in France at the moment they had planned on going out several times this year but this is the first chance they have had. I think once the manoir is a bit more habitable they will spend more time there - at the moment their wages are funding the renovations, fortunately the rest is paid for!
Belated T Day Wishes, Chrisx
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