by Emily Brightwell
Isn't that a cute cover? And this is another cute entry in the "Mrs. Jeffries Mysteries" series... A very Seasonal "cozy" mystery.
Will we be in for a real winter snow storm, in "my neck of the woods", this coming weekend...? -sigh- Got to make sure we are stocked up, before it blows in. ~~~~~~~~~ Btw, I'm in the NE, so we "know" snow. But the older I get, the less I seem to be able to "handle" the cold. So I don't want to have to go out, in it. :-)
"Christmas won't be Christmas
without any presents."
~Louisa May Alcott 'Little Women'
With all my reading of British "cozies," I'm using my tea kettle to heat water for my decaf. Instead of heating it, in a measuring cup, in the microwave. But all we have is a very plain little tea kettle.
I hope I will have a cute little red and white polka dot tea kettle, after Christmas. :-))))
I hope.
I hope.
I hope.
:-)))
I hope I will have a cute little red and white polka dot tea kettle, after Christmas. :-))))
I hope.
I hope.
I hope.
:-)))
5 comments:
Oh- What a cute post, Tessa. I loved Little Women and have read it at least three times over the years.
I hope, I hope, I hope you get your red and white polka dot teapot for Christmas, too.
Have a wonderful day- xo Diana
Ohhh, I am so glad that I popped in to visit with you today...I had not heard of the "Mrs. Jeffies Mysteries!" I shall go on a book hunt surely.
Such a fun little pot...I do hope that one is hiding under the tree come Christmas morning!
Sending joy your way...
ha, this must mean I'm ancient. I can't handle the cold at all :)
Seeing the snow fall i get freeze. I hope you will have a red teapot to keep you warm form that chill climate.
Did you send a letter to Santa asking for a tea kettle? Otherwise you may have to paint those dots yourself.
Your British cozies look like fun.
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