in the District Six museum, they have recreated an old District Six house. My mother freaked out when she walked in. 'But this is the house of my childhood' she exclaimed, transfixed by the candlewick beadspread and the brands in the kitchen cupboard.

The District Six Museum has a fantastic website, and I would encourage you all to look at it, and learn more about this fascinating and incredibly sad part of South African history.

www.districtsix.co.za/frames.htm

p.s. sorry, I can't take credit for the lovely post processing, that's R's work.

Taken at a quaint tea house in St. Thomas with my Canon T2i

teacup maltese

detail of lilac on tea cup

Thanks to Patchworkpottery for your inspiration!

www.flickr.com/photos/patchworkpottery/sets/7215760000240...

Lower East Side

This is for my swap on swapbot sent

We didn't actually ride these on this day.

Canvas print from my painting

teacup yorkie

Teacups and Fairies is a collector's case I made

...strange Brew

Hamilton's Teacups

goneaussiequilting.blogspot.com/2011/05/teacups-no-saucer...

Day 327 ~ 23 November 2011. Tea anyone?

Traded to Mervi :)

The green colour is more vivid in real.

My teacup dress is done. Wore it yesterday to rave revues!

thesewcialist.blogspot.com/2015/04/teacup-dress.html

A customer of mine at work (I work in a newsagency) brought me a graduation gift yesterday: this teacup and seven different types of tea.

Phoebe is too cute!!