T Stands For Good Food, Good Friends

  

As I'm sure you know by now, Bleubeard and I are hosting Art Journal Journey (AJJ) this month.  Please be aware, however, I am unable to leave comments on any blog, including my own, even though I visit each and every link left at AJJ.  

Good food, good friends.  What more could you ask for?  Perhaps some washi tape that actually sticks.  

 

Before I share how I created this page,

please join me at my dining room table, where I am drinking 

 

Yogi Bedtime tea from my Blessed mug that is sitting on a gifted mug rug.  

 

It tasted so good I almost forgot to take a photo before I drank it all.

 

As promised, I created the entry from 8.5 X 11 inch (21.59 X 27.94 centimeter) 110 lb. cardstock.  I fussy cut the pot of pasta I found in one of my magazines.  The sentiment and tag were from my stash.  The women were TH paper dolls and sadly not all the same size.  I had trouble with the washi tapes the women stood on sticking properly.

I've shown you mine, now it's your turn to share your T entry this week.  The rules are extremely simple.  Your drink related post may be anything from a photo of a glass, cup, or mug, to an actual drink.  You may choose to share a sketch or a digital, hybrid, or traditional page in your scrapbook, art journal, or altered book, as I have done.  Maybe you'd prefer to share a tag, or wow us with your photography.  You might choose a postcard or decorated card.  You might even draw an image on a used tea bag.  Or perhaps you prefer to review a place you visited, a movie, or book.  It makes no difference as long as it's drink related.  And don't forget that the more unique and outside the box it is, the better we like it.  Please tie it back here, and please link only to your T post, not your entire blog.  When you link, Bleubeard, the T gang, and I will be by to visit, although I probably won't be able to comment.   Bleubeard would also like to remind you that your photos may be taken any time.  

 

 

 

Since this is the final T time for February, I want to remind you it's time to dig up your Second on the 2nd.  Any genre, any length, as long as it has been published sometime in the past.