Westminster Abbey, London Eye, Tower Bridge, Big Ben, St. Paul's Cathedral.
London's famous sightseeing venues. . . . . . . all joined together on a
sweet little china trinket dish from Anthropologie.
Dainty, delicate and so useful.
See my precious Queen Victoria ring in its new home when not on my finger.
How adorable is this!
Do you have friends or family who know exactly what gift will make your heart sing?
Thank you dearest friend Mary Ann, you always pick the perfect gifts.
They bring a smile and much happiness.
Dainty, delicate and so useful.
See my precious Queen Victoria ring in its new home when not on my finger.
How adorable is this!
Do you have friends or family who know exactly what gift will make your heart sing?
Thank you dearest friend Mary Ann, you always pick the perfect gifts.
They bring a smile and much happiness.
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What a delightful trinket dish and ring Mary - 'London Calling' I am presuming that you must be travel to London at the start of your forthcoming trip! Lots of happy and interesting days ahead for you and Bob to anticipate♡
ReplyDeleteNo Rosemary, sadly not heading across the pond to London this time! Our flight takes us west to Dallas then south to Buenos Aires. Most of the other passengers on the expedition trip will be coming from London though - it will be fun to hear all those British accents and chat with fellow travelers from the UK for a couple of weeks!
ReplyDeleteMary -
Love this little dish. I have to get one for my SIL who lived there for 10 years.
ReplyDeleteSo cute. I love Anthropologie. They have such pretty stuff.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet gift!
ReplyDeleteWhat a thoughtful gift, I know you'll treasure it always. Nephew & his girl came to visit last week and brought macarons from Angelina's, Paris.They won't last as long as your trinket dish but I love them nevertheless.
ReplyDeleteWhen are you off to BA?
Not long now Maggie - will be posting details later.
DeleteMary -
A delightful gift from someone who knows you well! You must be getting read for your trip soon. Lots to do, I imagine.
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