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Birmingham's Chinese Lantern Festival at the Botanical Gardens in Edgbaston returns to offer a feast for the eyes, with a multitude of impressive illuminated tableaux set along a trail through the park.
The Lantern Festival at Birmingham Botanical Gardens runs from 23rd November 2018 to 1st January 2019. For more see below (however the weblink only shows the lanterns in London's show which seem more ambitious in scale) :-
My mom went to some antique stores with my aunt and got me a couple teacups.
I put one to use holding some loose beads and charms.
Charlie would like everyone to know that he is not, in fact, a black cat. He is actually a rare "lucky" teacup panther. He and his cousins at the shelter are spreading the word that all those crazy superstitious people out there need not be afraid of him and instead should realize that teacup panthers are the international symbol for "Good Luck". In fact..having a teacup panther in your home will definitely bring you much joy and happiness. So get out there, spread the word, and bring home your own lucky little panther :)
A beautiful cup edged with gold and filled with pink roses. This is a bone china set by the English manufacturer Royal Albert, pattern unknown.
Photograph of a sepia toned C-Print from a black and white negative with wire sculpture.
120mm Kodak Portra NC ISO 160 pushed to 400
Mamiya 645 Pro TL
Tea on Tuesday is (coffee) today, and it is a wonderful pungent French Roast, just right for this cold January morning, which I must say is probably not as cold for me as it is for the rest of my “tea time buddies”! In keeping with the color of the month (red) I have put together a Rojo (red) and Amarillo (yellow) group of treasures that include vintage textiles, hand painted dolls, a great old tin box, and a crochet collar made by a friend.