This and that
Out and About Saturday
Gift basket collection
Here are a few other THEME BASKETS I have up my sleeve:
Each basket will have a nice tag with the theme name!
COFFEE BREAK - chocolate covered spoons, good coffee, china mug
TASTE OF CHOCOLATE - you know what this involves
HORSDEAVORS FOR TWO- wine, cheese, crackers, crystal wine cork
MANLY MAN - pocket knife, sports magazine, nuts, root beer bottles
TEA TIME- china tea cup, Earl Grey teabags, gourmet cookies
CARDS & SUCH- note cards, shopping lists, fridge magnets, sticky notes
WELCOME HOME- music CD, candle, room frag. spray, Starbucks singles.
ALL THINGS LUXURIOUS- hand towel, small fur pillow, crystal ornament
CAPTIVATE YOUR SENSES- bath smellies, bath towel w/monogram
CHEF'S DELIGHT- cookbook, hot pads, recipe cards, bottle of wine
ABSOLUTE SIMPLICITY- magazine, good book, Starbucks card
SHIMMER & SPARKLE- notepads, pens, ornaments, new scarf
SPICY MIX- candles, snacks, dipping sauces, apple cider
HOMEMADE FOR YOU- homemade goodies
PASSIONATE- chocolates and champagne
A STORY TO TELL- variety of books
MOVIE NIGHT- popcorn, full size candy bars, gummy bears, coke
WRAPPING FRENZY - wrapping papers, bows, tissue, tape, scissors
EAT YOUR HEART OUT - tons of good snacks
ON THE RUN - grab bag snacks
ORNAMENTS GALORE
Got a few for this basket already!
E-mail me here and give me details and I can give you a quote.
English breakfast for two
I know that I already posted today but I realized that today is Tablescape Thursday at Between naps on the porch. I had to comment about one of the posts from Aiken Home and Gardens blog written by Carolyn. Click here to see her Tablescape Thursday post. Read her post and then you can look at the rest of my post, they go together!
I grew up in England and each morning it's pretty common for us to have a boiled egg, toast fingers (toast cut up into slices to dip into our "runny" egg). In honor of my grandma Alice who passed away about 11 years ago, I set this Christmas table. We usually have boiled eggs Christmas morning and it has become a fun family tradition. The fun part is that my husband was born in Australia and his family has this same tradition.

