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All you need are books and tea

I always enjoy being part of Kat’s Photo-Heart Connection and visiting the other participants’ blogs.   I haven’t been setting up photo shots recently to play with so this stands out for me as the January photo that means the most to me.  These are my absolutely favorite books right now and tea… well that’s just lovely, isn’t it?

books and tea

Taking time and care to set this up just right helped me be aware of the light and the gentle sunshine in my backyard.  This photo invites me to sit a spell and unwind.  The top three books are motivating, accepting, and like curling up with a blanket to talk with a good friend.Screen Shot 2013-02-01 at 5.00.57 PM

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25 responses

  1. Wondeful composition, love the light. These are indeed two of my favorite things. Fantastic photo-heart connection

    1. Naomi

      Thanks, Zena!

  2. Books and Tea… sounds just perfect to me! I love your sunny shot, I agree it would look great on a greetings card.

  3. Beautiful shot Naomi 🙂 Taking time to set up a photograph is so therapeutic don’t you think?

    1. Naomi

      Yes! It’s only when I look through the viewfinder that I can see how something should be arranged and re-arranged. Thanks for visiting, Geetlee!

  4. Love this, Naomi! I knew we had a lot in common – I have all those books on my shelf 🙂

    1. Naomi

      Really? That’s awesome, Wendy!

  5. I love your photo and tea. Two of my favorite things too. I may try and set up my current reading list too. There are so many stacked on my bedside.Thanks for the beautiful inspiration! ~kathy

  6. Oh lovely! Beautiful photograph and inspiring reading list. Now I’m off to make a cup of tea and do some reading myself. 😉

  7. I love this. Shared on Facebook so others could enjoy.

    1. Naomi

      Oh thank you, Arwen!

  8. I love your post pics. I also love tea: Prince of Wales (World Market), English and Irish Breakfast, Assam, French Vanilla, Pumpkin Spice, and so many types. I can’t drink herbal tea, it gives me heartburn.

    Books, oh, such a wonderful thing.

    Thanks for the post.

    1. Naomi

      Those sound like wonderful flavors for me to try, Sheila!

  9. Such a pretty still life you created…..I love the colors. Those books look very interesting.

  10. Oh yes my favourite too … The more tea the better….

  11. I’m in total agreement. A good book, a cup of Constant Comment, and my camera: an awesome combination! Thank you for the link to Photo-Heart Connection. Think I’ll go get a cup of tea and explore the new site!!

  12. Lovely photo! Yes, books and iced tea for me, please!

  13. How lovely to see a sunny , summery photo at this time of year! I like the glossy finish and colours on your mug and seeing your lovely pile of books reminds me of the summer holidays when I also have time to read to my heart’s content!

    1. Naomi

      That’s the trouble with living in south Texas! IT’s rather warm right now! You may be dreaming of spring where you are but I am yearning for a reason to wear a snuggly sweater.

  14. Sarah

    Books and tea the perfect combination, whether it is sunny and warm or cold and snowy.

  15. I love this post. I just need a diet cherry coke and my camera 🙂

  16. Beautiful light…and those tiny sunbursts on the tea cup are perfect! You’ve made me want to sit a bit and flip through your stack of books.

    1. Naomi

      Come on over, Cheryl!

  17. Ah, wonderful. I love the quote – I’m in agreement! Books and tea, two of my favorite things. I love the sun on the books, it makes me want to sit in a sunbeam with the books and tea. It’s great to learn more about you, what you love, and get a brief glimpse into what inspires you. Thanks for sharing in the Photo-Heart Connection!

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