Thought I would share with you some goodies my husband brought back
from a recent work trip to Japan. He works in engineering and had to go out there to front line a project.I love these little dishes they are so cute, took me a while to think where to display them.I wanted to put them some where I could see them everyday, and a place they would not get broke.So they sit in a line on my kitchen window sill.He also brought me this cute little tin with a tea inside, matches all my cerise in the kitchen.
Later he this year he went back and got me more stuff, this time I got a little china doll ornament which goes lovely with my £1.00 saucer from a junk shop.lastly a cute bag, a girl can never have to many bags hey!
The last thing are watercolours which I love, he wanted something cute for our lounge and they are lush, my favourite one is the stormy picture. all and all he went for a month each time and I was so misrable.I appreciate all my husband brought me, my best present was him back, safe and home X
The last thing are watercolours which I love, he wanted something cute for our lounge and they are lush, my favourite one is the stormy picture. all and all he went for a month each time and I was so misrable.I appreciate all my husband brought me, my best present was him back, safe and home X
He has brought you such beautiful things! What a thoughtful guy.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jen, yes thats my hubby very thoughtful I love him too bits xx
DeleteHow wonderful Joy - sad that your darling hubby was away for so long each time but wonderfully thoughtful of him to bring such beautiful gifts. I love those little dishes and the bag is to die for, as well as the little kokesha doll - well, I love all of your gifts! Happy weekend to you, Joy x
ReplyDeleteThanks Joy glad you like all my goodies, I will treasure them x
DeleteSuch lovely things!
ReplyDeleteMarianne x
Thanks ever so much x
DeleteSuch lovely things you got!
ReplyDeleteI wish to go to Japan one day, too.
It is sad to be so far away for weeks from a loved one; perhaps next time you can go eith him?
Japan has a great craft society, you would love the possibilities there!
Hi Lily,would have loved to have gone with him was unable due to funds and my daughter at school, and I was very sad indeed.He enjoyed the experience, but missed us too.Hope you are ok xx
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely gifts! Lovely to hear from you re the swap. Apologies for the delay in getting back to you. Now the craft fair is over I can think about other things! XX
ReplyDeleteThanks Suzanne, hope the craft fair went ok! I will email you my details x
ReplyDeleteHow perfectly darling of your hubby to bring you back such goodies, Joy! He picked out such pretty things too. That little doll is just so adorable, and I love the bag and the prints too...and the dishes...just all of it! Hopefully, he'll be home for a long while now. If I don't get the chance to come back before next week, have a very happy Thanksgiving, sweetie pie! ;) xo
ReplyDeleteHi Paulette, lovely to hear from you, and happy thanksgiving to you xxx
DeleteWhat a sweet post and how wonderful of your husband to bring you back so many lovely things from Japan. I always love the artistry and elegance of the Japanese people. These gifts illustrate that so well. Thanks for coming to visit at my blog and leaving such a nice comment. Have a wonderful rest of your week.
ReplyDeleteThanks Joy, your blog really is lovely, thank you for liking mine x
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! My parents used to live in Japan and my dad goes back there for business periodically, so we have these kinds of tidbits all over the house :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Sonya, I think I would like to visit Japan and experience the counrty for my self one day x
Delete\|How lucky to have such pretty things as gifts. One of my sisters has visited several times and raves about Japan....one day!
ReplyDeleteThank you for calling in
Best wishes
Jenny
Thank you so much x
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