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June 13, 2017

Teapot Tuesday – Wind Chimes by The Spoon Girl

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I have several “outdoor” teapots that keep my love of teapots alive outside.

Today’s teapot was a great find at our recent White Squirrel Festival.  My friend, Marci, alerted me to a booth run by The Spoon Girl (Brittany Townsend)  and I had to look it up.  She had an amazing selection of recycled metal and silverware pieces for sale and when my eyes spied the teapot wind chimes that Marci had seen I knew they had to come home with me.

Mr. Diamond hung a special hook for me that is on the back deck where it is sheltered just a bit so hopefully these wind chimes will survive okay here.

I absolutely love these, don’ t you?  I have several other teapot wind chimes but they are ceramic and unfortunately a couple of them have met with disastrous winds and / or critters and not survived.  I am hopeful that this metal one will have a long and melodic life on my back porch.

Some people love wind chimes and some people hate them.  Where do you fall on the spectrum?  Inquiring minds want to know.  Remember each comment this month means a 50 cent donation to The Lakeside Fund.

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Having picked some tea, he drank it,
Then he sprouted wings,
And flew to a fairy mansion,
To escape the emptiness of the world….
~Chiao Jen

 

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