Sunday morning coming down


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My kitchen is for dancing.



And, on weekends in the cooler seasons

I almost always have a pot of soup on the back burner.

Sunday I made a pot of butternut squash soup

ladles full of it in mason jars to bring to work on Monday.

Lettuce, tomato and fresh carrots to snack on

tossed into a lunch box as well.

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jammie toast for breakfast

with a soft boiled egg


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cupan tae

watching the quiet dawn out the back window while I sit at my old desk

Sunday morning coming down and me sipping slow

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Comments

  1. eileeninmd28/01/2019, 08:05

    Hello, your kitchen images are lovely. Soup on these cold days is one of my favorite things. Have a happy day and a great new week ahead!

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  2. Small City Scenes28/01/2019, 11:04

    Of courser I love the title because I love the song. Great enery for a Monday
    MB

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  3. Ginny Hartzler28/01/2019, 13:37

    Your writing is like reading a good, comfortable book. I love these bowls!

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  4. Angie28/01/2019, 19:33

    I had a grin on my face from the first line of this post - do you know we have a sign in our kitchen that says "This Kitchen is for Dancing"? It was a gift from our son a couple of Christmases ago!!! Your prose is delightful - I can feel the vibe of Sunday morning coming down … thanks for joining Mosaic Monday!

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  5. Red Rose Alley29/01/2019, 19:56

    Oh, I have that same cup from Poland. It's one of my favorite cups, not too heavy, not too big. Your butternut squash soup sounds really good. I was craving soup lately, and had a bowl of creamy broccoli last weekend. : ) I love seeing the charming items in your house.

    ~Sheri

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  6. betty-NZ30/01/2019, 20:07

    Fantastic post with lovely words and pictures.

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