Monday, December 31, 2012

Top 2012 Posts

I entered the world of blogging on January 24, 2012, and this is my 236th post. 

To recap my first year of blogging, I took the most read posts from each month.  It's been fun to look back at the tea experiences I wrote about.
 
A heartfelt thanks to all who visited my blog over the past 12 months, and a special thanks to those who  became a follower.  If you took the time to leave a comment, please know it was greatly appreciated.  I look forward to the new tea experiences the relevant tea leaf will provide in 2013.
 
May God's peace and blessings be yours in 2013!
 
The Best of Tea,
Phyllis
 
January - Then & Now at the Victorian Rose Tea Room
[My firstborn granddaughter, Tiffany, and Me]

 
 
February - A Southern Afternoon Tea at Hopsewee Plantation
 
 
 


March - Shopping at the "Grand Dame" of Woodward Avenue
J.L. Hudson Department Store
 
 
 


 
April - Last Dinner on the Titanic
[Most Read Post  of 2012 - 1,019 views] 

 
 
May - Happy Birthday, Queen Victoria! 
 
 
 June - A White Bible Ceremony & Tea Buffet
 


July - Visiting Memphis, Tennessee
Afternoon Tea at the Peabody Hotel





August - Blue and White
 
 


 
 
 
September - Anna, 7th Duchess of Bedford
 
 
October -  Church Ladies' Christmas Tea Tablescapes
 



 



November - Depression Glass Show & Tea Room Pattern



December - Holiday Walk & Tea at Meadow Brook Hall






 
 

5 comments:

  1. I look forward to more blog posts in 2013. happy new year!

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  2. Phyllis, I have so enjoyed reading your blog this year and finding a new friend! I wish you a New Year full of blessings and happiness.

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  3. You have had some wonderful tea adventures over the years.
    Happy New Year for 2013. I hope it will be full of new adventures with tea and you will enjoy each moment.

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  4. What a fun look back, Phyllis! You have attended/organized many, many lovely teas over the years and I enjoyed reading about them. May God bless you and your family in the years to come.

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  5. How quickly your first year of blogging has gone by -- and oh, how very much I've enjoyed it, and learned from it! Here's to many, many more!

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