CROCKERY is our theme at the Three Muses this week and that reminded me of what I saw from my bedroom window a week last Tuesday. I should mention it was a stormy night and when I drew the curtains against the winds I saw what looked like a tea cup bobbing erratically in our fish pond, and I'm almost certain I saw a strange figure balancing precariously in that very same cup. To be honest that's when I began to doubt what I was seeing. And how would a tea cup find its way into the pond anyway!
Credts - Pixabay.
Thank you for looking.
8 comments:
REALLY A FUN ONE!
This must be a wonderful English expression (you and Marie both)- love the creativity here!
Teehee - we both chose "storm in a teacup" as our focus. I'm surprised that it's new to Lori. Pippa from Germany tells me that Germans say "Sturm im Wasserglas".
I love your version, Ann, and the ripping yarn behind it.
Funny how the phraseology changes from Brit to American. Here we say a "tempest in a teapot", and you say a "storm in a teacup". Whichever, you've done it up properly! Applause from my corner.
Oh boy. Timely. Perfect.
This is so cool!!!!!
I love this it's fabulous, bold and glorious.
Fantastic piece, Ann, and I love the story behind it.
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