T Stands For a T Tuesday Review and a sneak peek

Here are what I consider the best of the best for 2018.  Let's begin.

January

St. Paul's annual fundraiser: chicken noodle dinner.

February

Breakfast at Jimmy's Egg after Sally had surgery.

March

I made sun tea in the rain and fog, thus proving you don't need sunshine to make sun tea.

April

This was a no-brainer.  I dyed muslin using the sun tea teabags from the previous week.

However, I had to add a second T post to April, because Susi's gift I opened at the Chinese restaurant was over the top.  You can see Sally's water in the first photo, my water with lemon in the lower middle and last photos, and Sally who kindly held the book Susi made me while I photographed it.

May

I had to share these wonderful birthday gifts I received along with my coffee.

June

This was actually a toss-up between this T post about coffee

and my foodie friend Sally's and my trip to Town and Country Restaurant.  As I explained when I wrote the post:

I would hate to bring anyone on a gluten free diet, another vegetarian, or a vegan to this restaurant.  Even though this is the largest city in the state, we still have not learned that some people require special diets, or prefer something other than meat with their meals.  As a vegetarian, I could get a grilled cheese sandwich, but even the salads have meat and cheese in them.  No vegan would EVER step foot in here, but this place was buzzing, even at 2 p.m., when most restaurants are dead.

July

It was time to party and celebrate our fifth annual T party by exchanging ATCs within our own countries.

August

This was a toss-up because I hosted Art Journal Journey and fell in love with this coffee page.

I also liked this one, since after I created it for T Tuesday, it reminded me of Alice in Wonderland.

September

Although it's hard to tell, Sally and I went to Newton, KS and ate a German style buffet at The Breadbasket.

October

On this blustery day we ventured into Two Brothers BBQ.

November

T was served at my dining room table with books that had been cut with a scroll saw.  In the background are gourds and tiny pumpkins I got at a pumpkin patch.

December

Once I got my sewing machine working again, this became my favorite entry.

I hope you enjoyed this annual review.  By now, I'm sure you know the drill.  It's time to share your own drink related post.  It can be photos, a place you visited, movies, postcards, books, sketches, mixed media, drawings, paintings, tags, scrapbooking, or other art that is digital, hybrid, or traditional, as long as it in some way relates back to a drink, any drink.  Regardless, please share below and Bleubeard and I, along with the rest of the T gang will be by to visit.   Please link only your T post and not your blog in general.  Old photos are acceptable because they may be taken any time, not just on Tuesday and not just this year. 


I realize I promised to share the absolutely incredible gifts I received, but I am going to wait till next Tuesday for this.  However, I will provide you with a small sneak peek at two of my gifts.

Have I piqued (or sneak peeked) your interest?  I promise that all will be revealed next Tuesday, dear friends and T participants.