At the top of my tea tree is a bear angel waving her magic wand. This bear has been with me for about 10 years hanging over my desk at work, waving her magic wand over my work. Now she waves her magic wand at home and for Christmas is taking a place of honor at the top of my tea tree.
Two Margaret Furlong ornaments. Margaret Furlong is from Oregon and makes beautiful shell ornaments. These are called Tea for Two.
I love this colorful teapot.
Many of my tea friends probably have similar ornaments. Do you see any that are the same as yours? Most of my tea ornaments were given to me by a special friend. She knows me well and always surprises me with special little gifts. Thanks Caryl! I love each gift you find for me.
At the top of my tea tree is a bear angel waving her magic wand. This bear has been with me for about 10 years hanging over my desk at work, waving her magic wand over my work. Now she waves her magic wand at home and for Christmas is taking a place of honor at the top of my tea tree.
Two Margaret Furlong ornaments. Margaret Furlong is from Oregon and makes beautiful shell ornaments. These are called Tea for Two.
I love this colorful teapot.
Many of my tea friends probably have similar ornaments. Do you see any that are the same as yours? Most of my tea ornaments were given to me by a special friend. She knows me well and always surprises me with special little gifts. Thanks Caryl! I love each gift you find for me.
What a beautiful idea! Your ornaments are so pretty.
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Love to see everyone's Christmas tea trees!
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I love your tea tree! I have one this year as well (first time). Yes, I have some of the same ornaments as you, but not the sea shell ones --- I love them! I will get pictures soon and share them too. I have a few more tea ornaments in a box I need to find before my tree is totally 'done'.
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LaTaDah
I enjoyed seeing your tea tree! I love my Margaret Furlong ornaments. Now that you mention she is from Oregon, I think I first saw these at the Portland airport years ago.
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