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July teacup

Thank you to all who voted in the teacup poll. The winner is the charming Forget-me-nots teacup, seen here filled with Iron Goddess of Mercy tea, accompanied by a few plums from my garden. There are many more on the tree! I expect I’ll be making plum jam this year.…

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May teacup

Thank you to all who voted in the May teacup poll. The winner is a relative newcomer to the china cabinet and a first-time poll candidate: Blossom Time Wisteria! Here it is accompanied by spring blossoms (from the redbud tree in the front yard–did you know they are edible?) and…

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December teacup

Well! Wisteria Tearoom enthusiasts have made their preference known! The Holly and Ivy teacup won this month’s poll with a whomping 72.8% of the votes! Here’s that cup nestled in a snowbank beneath a little piñon. May your December be merry and bright, and filled with light. I wish you…

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Tea’d Out in Santa Fe

Reporting from the chaise longue, where I am recovering from a delightful if exhausting weekend in Santa Fe. The Investigation was a success! Details to come in the Wisteria Tearoom Group on Facebook*. A small but intrepid group of investigators combed the streets of Santa Fe for clues while collecting…

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September teacup

September is here and Autumn is more obvious every day. The oaks are covered in ripe acorns and their leaves are beginning to turn. Here is the September teacup, the winner in a fairly close poll. Enjoy your harvest, whatever it may be! Poll results here.   If you’d like…

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