I'm trying to beat the heat.
114 yesterday.
Same today.
Staying inside, drinking lots of water.
This morning I decided to do a tablescape in the kitchen with cooling green colors.
I found this vintage tablecloth at a garage sale a few years ago for $3.00.
It has a few holes & stains, but I don't mind.
cabbage pitcher
cabbage plates
A vintage food keeper filled with pickled cucumbers & onions.
Tastes cool & refreshing.
Get the recipe here.
Thank you for stopping by today!
Hope you're staying cool!
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Wow Us Wednesdays #77
At The Picket Fence
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Wow Us Wednesdays #77
At The Picket Fence
Inspiration Friday
10 comments:
So very pretty. It brings that fresh feel even when the outside is melting. Enjoy.
Holy Moly!
You guys must be roasting!
Sounds like Arizona temps. to me!!
Love the tablescape, and the cabbage dishes are darling!
Keep cool.
Smiles :)
Kerin
114! Oh my. Your greens do look cool, especially the cukes. Hang in there!
How sweet, Carol. You know I love your vintage tablecloth and all your dishes are just right. I have an olden refrigerator dish like yours.
Be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
Oh that tablecloth is adorable and your table so refreshing & cool.
Your blog is so sweet.
Smiles,
Debbie
I am loving that tablecloth with your dishes. It's so summery and cheerful. I've got a couple of those vintage glass keepers and would love to have a few more. Sweet setting.
Linda
Hey Carol. I love my old table cloths with holes too. And here I thought I was the only one. I am staying in also. It is just as hot here in AR just a little ways from you. Take care.
Very pretty setting...I also have some vintage tablecloths (that I should use more often!!) and you have inspired me to use one tonight!
Carol, beautiful table! Love the vintage tablecloth!
Everything about your tablescape looks so lovely and refreshing! Green is my favorite color, so I love the way you've used it here. And it all looks so COOL--perfect for these super-hot days!
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