Your Art Inspired by Friend for Tea

 Enjoy the art inspired by Sara's image, Friend for Tea

(The Inspiration Image is at the bottom of this post.)

Deidre Townsend: Friendship Tray

I bought some stuff from a flea market to make a friendship area on my front porch.  Sara’s picture made me think of sharing lemonade with a friend; therefore, you need a tray.  I repurposed an old wood wall hanging into a colorful tray.  After serving drinks, you can sit, talk, and play chess. 

Jeanne King: A Cup of T

This assemblage is dedicated to a dear friend who has kept me laughing through challenging times and who always looks on the “punny” side of things. 

Lynn Hanousek: Soup for Two

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Acrylic on Canvas, 6" x 8"

What could be more comforting on a cold February afternoon than a warm cup of butternut squash soup? During the long winter days made longer by pandemic living, I’ve learned to make a variety of soup and bread just to keep things interesting and break up the monotony. It has become such a welcomed part of life now, I hope I can continue this new venture once things return to normal, whatever “normal” is.

 

Helen Eaton: Sweet Iced Tea

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Oil on Canvas, 10"x 10"

Y'all can find all kinds of lists about living in The South. They may vary a little, but there's one thing that'll show up on every... single... list. Sweet Iced Tea.  And, it'll probably be number one on that list.

Unsweetened tea??? What??? No...  A cup of hot tea??? What??? No... 

Y'ain't havin' that! 

It's a strange thing when you realize that something that's such a normal part of life is only normal where you live!  It's like discovering you speak with an accent that you didn't even know you had!

Inspiration Image:  Friend for Tea by Sara Harley

Winter brings the longing for comforting things...a good book, a favourite drink, companionship and conversation with a friend.