Tea Time Tuesdays at Rose Chintz Cottage is celebrating it's Second Anniversary with a rose theme this week.
Here is a rose tea cup that is special to me, because it always reminds me of the two greatest men in my life. You may remember when I told you Hubby gave it to me here. Yellow roses are my father's favorite, and every time one of us girls had a baby he would send us a dozen. He is a truck driver, and it was special to know he was thinking of us even though he was far away.
In the back of this photo is the Fannie May Heart Chocolate Tin that he brought me when our first was born. The chocolates went quickly, but I have kept the tin all of these years. It holds my stickers.
Hubby surprised me with a bouquet of yellow spray roses the other evening. He did not even know I was planning to photograph my yellow rose tea cup. What perfect timing. He was trying to give me a bit of sunshine for these gray January days. It worked more than he thought, because the next morning was bright and sunny.
We once had a dear elderly neighbor who was like a grandmother to us. She and her husband always lived modestly, and had lived in the little house next to us for decades. When she finally had to go move in with her daughter she gave me four teaspoons that were special to her. They were samples from Oneida way back when. Each one is different.
There are two modern spoons and two old fashioned ones. I use them with my tea, and can pick them to match my mood. Here are the two that have roses. We have lost touch over the years, but I remember her fondly every time I use them.


What a lovely story. So glad I came by today to share the tea.
ReplyDeleteOH yes! I remember my roses fondly and still have my vase. I cried when they brought them in to me in the hospital with my wee Alex :')
ReplyDeleteLace
What a beautiful yellow rose teacup set! And even more lovely with where it came from! Have a wonderful week!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful rose tea cup and what a special gift from your husband. Happy Tea Day!
ReplyDeleteOh that is a very beautiful tea cup! The yellow coloring is so lovely! Thank you so much for sharing about the cup and your dear sweet thoughtful hubby.
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Terri
Your tea cup and roses are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSherry
What a sunny, cheerful teacup! And what special men in your life to remember your love of roses. I'm allergic so...it has to be something else...sigh... Thanks for joining me for Tuesday Cupp Rea!
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Ruth
I love your yellow rose cup. I have come to appreciate the color yellow so much. It is such a happy color, bright, and cheery. Yellow roses are gorgeous and brighten up a room better than anything else. Your hubby was very sweet thinking of your mood and wanting to cheer you. Have a wonderful tea time.
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Charlotte
What a beautiful teacup! Made even sweeter because of the story of your Dad sending you yellow roses. Thanks for sharing a photo editing option with me. I'm going to have to take a look at all of them and make a decision pretty soon.
ReplyDeleteHi: What a beautiful yellow tea cup. Love the roses. Thank you so much for sharing it with us. Hugs, Martha
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ReplyDeleteyou share so many nice memories with us. The tea cup is outstanding. I would keep this beautiful tin box also. They are so versatile for storing lovely things. Yellow roses are so beautiful and I love their scent very much. Thank you for sharing this wonderful tea time.
Best greetings, Johanna
I love yellow! It is such a warm sunny colour and the yellow roses are gorgeous! I enjoyed your story of the yellow roses and the two special men in your life. The cup is very sweet and I'm glad you have shared both the roses and the pretty cup with us today.
ReplyDeleteI am delighted you have joined me for my Tea Time Birthday celebration. It's been just lovely having you!
Blessings,
Sandi
This a very elegant teacup and saucer. The idea of your husband gifting you with the yellow rose teacup and sauce is very thoughtful. I love the fact your father sent you yellow roses on the birth of your child. Happy Tea Party! Pam
ReplyDeleteLovely post - beautiful photos.
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