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4 yrs now
{more background on that at the
interview link below...}
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England's where my blogging venture began~
{currently posting from Canadian prairies!}
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For more on these intro questions,
check out
the fun post by author, Maria Grace~
check out
the fun post by author, Maria Grace~
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Describe your blog in just one sentence.
Then, list your social details - so we can connect more online.
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Exploring God's nature of
faith, hope, and hospitality,
faith, hope, and hospitality,
via books, beauty and a cuppa tea!
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What does your favourite/ideal reading space look like?
*{pinterest encouraged!}
*{pinterest encouraged!}
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Realistically?
Realistically?
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~5~
What book would you love to see
as a movie?
as a movie?
20 comments:
Being on the Canadian prairies must be a different experience. Love the armchair for reading and the big pile of books!
Thanks for the lovely treat - you're so hospitable!
I love your two favorite reading places and your quote. Ha ha.
Have a great ArmchairBEA!
I love the reading area that you chose. I hate clutter, but I love being surrounded by piles of books. The chair is beautiful.
It was nice reading your answers. I look forward to getting to know you more as the week progresses.
Love your post!!
My daughter just got back from a trip to England last night !!
LOVED your quote!
Your reading spots stole my heart!!
Nice to meet you and hope to see you around this week :)
hahaha "just kidding Im on the road to the bookstore." Love it! Im sure we could all quit anytime we want, but who wants to?
That quote had me giggling! I love that armchair too! Have fun at ABEA!
I admit to being a bookaholic, but I refuse to recover. I will meet you at the bookstore!!
Lisa @Just Another Rabid Reader
I love the quote. That describes me completely. And your reading spot is so comfy.
I love the pictures you posted with this article. I haven't always been a tea drinkerbutbi can't imagine reading now without it :) Wishing you a great week!
So great to feel formally introduced now. I'm in Ontario, but have British roots too. I would also like to see Rooms made into a film, it would be epic!
Love the chair and books. Great to meet you. Enjoy the week.
Hehehe...I love your bookish quote! So cheeky. And yet, sooo true.
Oh my goodness, I can't decide which reading corner looks comfier. Can we have both?!?
I love your realistic vs imagined book nooks! Mine definitely looks more like the first one, although I try to keep the book piles under control :)
That chair looks perfectly comfy but not too comfy which might induce naps. Hello from #ArmchairBEA!
I love the cozy chair and mug! Nothing goes together quite like a good book and a mug of coffee. :)
Kristen @ Pretty Little Pages
The hammock definitely looks like a great comfy place to dive into a good book. or nap.
probably both.
Hello Faith, very nice to meet you. What I love about British culture is they have a planned part of the day set aside for pastries. And I've always loved fancy china tea sets, but that's the interior designer in me.
What a lovely post, Sharon! I don't think I've ever seen your gorgeous picture before so thank you for sharing it at the Say G'day Saturday linky Party. I've just pinned your Introduction post!
Best wishes for a fabulous weekend lovely lady!
Natasha in Oz.
Rooms by James Rubart is a wonderful fictional portrayal of the mysterious, adventurous and amazing workings of God in the life of a believer on his way to his hearts desire.
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