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I just took the teacup picture and had some fun with it in Paint Shop Pro. You can see the differences better with the large sizes...I am not proficient with Photoshop. PSP is just a little more intuitive.
My latest acquisition, picked up at our local Salvation Army store. Is there such a thing as too many teacups?
The Famous Mad Hatters teacups ride. I remember seeing this on TV as a kid and wishing I could go to Disneyland SO bad. When the time came though only Jazz and John went on ... I get sick on a playground swing, vomit in a teacup? No thanks.
See if you can watch the whole thing without wanting to hurl, lol.
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Thanks to the Musee Jacquemart-Andre in Paris and their excellent packing, my teacup made it home in one piece. It was really affordable and based on some china in the house/museum.
Yes you can love tattoos and teacups too!
The first two are teacups from Shinzi Katoh. These are especially cute because they are teacups with a little dish that sits atop them to hold your tea goodies, like say a mini cupcake (oooooohhhhhhhhhhh, I may have to go to the bakery and get some mini cupcakes!) or a tea cookie or two :)
The last one is Decole and is a tea for one service.
These are ment for kids but let's face it, some aspects of life will always be child-like.