Showing posts with label tea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tea. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 1, 2023

morning tea time

Taking a moment... for a cup of morning tea overlooking some of the gardens at the Gardeners Cottage

Tuesday, April 25, 2023

self-serve tea

The studio space at the Sugar Tree Cottage will be unavailable until sometime in mid-June, so the tea spot has been moved to the porch at the Perkins House.

It is currently BYOWater - as I can not be relied upon to bring freshies every day at this point, and you should maybe BYOCup too....   so really all I'm providing is some tea and a way to heat water, along with a place to sit; but the flowers should be blooming soon, and the sound of the brook is always amazing, so a sit down will do your soul good. 

Feel free to take your cup of tea across the street and enjoy it on the porch of the Gardener's Cottage instead if you wish.

Just remember, the grounds are under construction still...  be careful where you walk, and be aware that progress related eyesores are present. Just overlook them and find beauty where you may.

Thursday, March 9, 2023

coffee

This morning was a coffee morning! I have been wanting to try KittyTown ever since hearing of this amazing women-owned business whose slogan is "Drink Coffee. Feed Cats." With every bag sold, they donate to a shelter's general fund the cost equal to feed a kitty there for a week!
Every. Bag. Sold.
Ethically sourced, chemical free, each blend named after a kitty... and very yummy!

Will be making these coffees available to folks on Olive Street!

Friday, February 10, 2023

updated logo

Keeping the pennyfarthing, of course, and adding a little bird and some wildflowers. New tag line "art : gardens : tea" is a throwback to the original plans for the Cottage on Olive Street (formerly known as the Sugar Tree Cottage), and elements that we hope will continue to be found at every cabin in our project. 
 

Tuesday, July 27, 2021

treat yourself to some tea

A follow up thought to yesterday's post: if you are one of the folks dropping off someone for Lakewood Theater's Young Performers Camp, why not take a few moments afterward for a calming cup of tea at the Tower House Community Kitchen?  Or fix yourself a snack! The Community Kitchen pantry is stocked (thanks to our "bees") with the essentials and is there for YOU as a member of the Lakewood Theater family!

Need a little extra TLC? Give me a heads up and I'll have a pot of tea ready for you at the Sugar Tree cottage to enjoy beside the brook
 

Tuesday, April 20, 2021

tea time

A part of tea time at the Sugar Tree Cottage can be this antique tea cake stand, and the simply beautiful clay tea pot created by Lakewood Theater's own simply beautiful Stephanie E G Irwin.

You should check out her etsy shop 

https://www.etsy.com/shop/StephIrwinCeramics 

 

Monday, April 12, 2021

April on Olive Street

Blossoms are out, grass is greening, we've had rain so puddles abound... this all means that the ducks are very happy!  Hayden Brook rushes by the Sugar Tree Cottage, antique dishes are being sorted at the Perkins House, and Swampy is being made less swampy... this is our springtime on Olive Street!

Wednesday, August 28, 2019

great blue

This Great Blue Heron was seen fishing in Hayden Brook during a "Tuesday Tea Tasting" at the Sugar Tree Cottage yesterday. Another example of the wonders to be found on Olive Street! 

Sunday, August 18, 2019

meanwhile, somewhere else

So this is where I will plan to be when not on Olive Street. A new personal studio, rather than having my art and tools scattered around the place. I admit that it is wonderful to be working on this project at the same time as Olive Street!

https://teagardenstudio.blogspot.com/
 

Saturday, May 11, 2019

teas

The tea you'll find available at the Sugar Tree Cottage on Olive Street is Tealightful Tea, to taste and to purchase there, or you may order online through my personal independent ambassador link.

All of these sales will also help to support the On Olive Street project.  Just click  here