Hello Ladies: Welcome to Tea Cup Tuesday No. 261! Hope you are all well and ready for another week. My week has been very stressful. I have been waiting on results for myself, (Do I have a supper bug?), my sister-in-law is about to be staged for Cancer and my Mother has a spot on her liver we are waiting to hear about! God promises never to give us more than we can bear. So, here I sit, trusting God for the women in my life. There is such a "alone" feeling in waiting. Don't you think?
I will be sharing green tea cups today. I am trying to keep my self busy, while God has me on a "holding" pattern. This first cup is a Paragon. It is more mint green than the picture reflect. Paragon cups are always amazing.
Cup number 2 is a Regency. Love the shape of the cup. It is a very pale green.
The last cup is a green depression glass. You will notice the portrait pin with this cup. It is a recent find. I love it. It looks so delicate to me. It is very old. It is enameled and cost me $10.
My home has begun to change with the colors of green, in hopes that Spring will come quickly for our Nation. So many people are covered in snow. We have had a little bit of rain here, which is nice for us. On the top picture you will notice I added more plates to the wall. Love the look!
I love green and the teacups are lovely. The plates on the wall make a stunning statement.
ReplyDeleteDearest Martha, I am keeping you and yours in my prayers. Leaving your frights and concerns at the feet of Jesus will get you through anything.
ReplyDeleteLove your new pin and those green teacups. I actually gasped at the Paragon one, oh my word it is STUNNING.
God bless, thanks for hosting. Hugs.
My dear Martha, please know you and your family are in my prayers... God is faithful.
ReplyDeleteYour post today was extra lovely - you share the prettiest tea cups :) Hugs to you!
Dear Martha,
ReplyDeleteYou do have a lot on your plate. I know the Lord will give you strength and take care of all these needs. He is ever watching, ever loving, and ever answering our prayers. Bless Him!
Your teacups are gorgeous, every one of them. You have a lovely collection of plates too. So glad you have posted early. Do take care, my friend. I will pray for you and your loved ones today.
Blessings,
Sandi
Hello from Spain: fabulous collection of dishes and cups of tea. Very beautiful and elegant. Lovely family pics.Keep in touch
ReplyDeleteMartha,
ReplyDeleteHope the ballet recital went well and prayers to you and your family for good health. Your Paragon teacup is absolutely gorgeous! Thanks for visiting and I look forward to seeing your Belleek next week.
~Nora
Hello Dear Martha...
ReplyDeleteOh gosh, I pray to God everything will work out okay for your Mom, SIL and, of course, for YOU! It's always something, eh?
Well, your cups are darling. Hope you have a good rest of the week. Susan
Martha I hope all is well soon. Sorry to hear about your illness and your family. Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteI am green with envy over your gorgeous teacups.
ReplyDeleteHi Martha...so sorry your trials are continuing...Prov 3: 5-6 is what I cling to when the going gets tough! Love your teacups and your wall plates are lovely! Will continue to pray for your family. Thanks for hosting and linking to Tuesday Cuppa Tea.
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Gorgeous pictures and post, I hope things get better soon for your family.
ReplyDeleteHugs Diane
I am still including you and your family in my prayers Martha. The green tea cups offer the hope of spring.
ReplyDeleteHi Martha! Really pretty green tea today :). I'm sorry to hear about al the concerns with your family--my thoughts are with you and yours! Hopefully this week starts looking up.
ReplyDeleteLove the plates on the wall! And while I enjoyed seeing your teacups (esp the first one!), I couldn't help noticing the bracelet with the second cup. Stunning!
ReplyDeleteI'm so sorry that you are facing these waits and medical issues in your family. I will certainly pray for you, dear Martha.
I wish you good health and happiness and health, and the health and health again.
ReplyDeleteYour tea cups are always so pretty and romantic
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Alessandra
Hi Martha,
ReplyDeleteYou were early for the party, and here I am showing up late! Your teacups and plates are so pretty, as always.
I know the waiting is so hard, but keeping busy is a good thing. Prayers are with your family.
Love your green tea cups -- they are so pretty and sod different!
ReplyDeleteMartha:
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy your trademark presentation with the jewelry pieces and no on else does it so it is your original design. I loved that green bracelet - sure caught my eye. Your plates are lovely and I so enjoyed everything GREEN!
Martha, prayers go out to you and your family. I hope you get some good news soon! Waiting is difficult. All three of your green teacups are gorgeous and that pin is beautiful! cute photos of the kids. In our church Sunday they asked us to pray for those who have had so much snow. I hope that prayers will be answered! Thanks for hosting.
ReplyDeletehugs,
Jann
Hi Martha,
ReplyDeleteSo sorry I am late to link up. Being a grandma can be busy as you know. Lol. Your paragon teacups are absolutely gorgeous! I love paragon teacups. Your green and pink rose plate resembles one that I have. We do have the same taste dear Martha. I am very worried about you and all of the ladies in your family. I will be praying that God gives you strength! Thank you for hosting Tea Time again this week! Love you! Karen
You and your loved ones are in my thoughts and prayers.
ReplyDeleteThere is always something going on, that is why it is so important to stay positive. Chin up!
ReplyDeletePretty tea cups help, definitely!
Hello Martha, You have so much lovely stuff in your post today. I particularly like the first tea cup and depression glass of any kind intrigues me. You're right, the enameled brooch is very pretty, a real find.
ReplyDeleteGreat pics of the grandkids.
Look after yourself, I will pray for you and your family.
Diana
Bonjour Martha! I love cups of tea! ... and tea at five it is our daily ceremony with children. Hugs. Monika
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