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2026-09-28 15:12:24

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What about our mother’s? I’ve spoken in detail about all of the wonderful memories of my grandmother’s kitchen, and her dishes. I would like to take a moment today to focus on our mothers and their influence on our tablescapes. Our mothers grew up without social media, and without Pinterest. They had a little more money than our grandmothers, and we’re able to splurge on a nice set of dishes. And they laid beautiful tables to share with our families at holidays. It’s a worthy vibe, and something I like to reflect upon. My mother knew how to make anything commonplace fancy because my grandmother taught her how, and then she had resources to make everything so beautiful. My mother purchased these dishes, Royal Doulton “Old Country Roses” for me one Christmas around 1995. Before I had a table to even lay them upon, she knew I loved them. We used to sit together and watch murder. She wrote when I was in school. At one time, Jessica Fletcher poured herself a cup of tea into this China cup. And we were both hooked on the pattern. Tell me about your mother’s best dishes. Share with a friend who loves good dishes and setting a pretty table as much as you. Follow for more table, scapes and reflections from a girl with an Appalachian heart, born and raised a coal Miner’s daughter from West Virginia, now living in Atlanta. #tablescape #tablescapestyling #cozyhome

What about our mother’s? I’ve spoken in detail about all of the wonderful memories of my grandmother’s kitchen, and her dishes. I would like to take a moment today to focus on our mothers and their influence on our tablescapes. Our mothers grew up without social media, and without Pinterest. They had a little more money than our grandmothers, and we’re able to splurge on a nice set of dishes. And they laid beautiful tables to share with our families at holidays. It’s a worthy vibe, and something I like to reflect upon. My mother knew how to make anything commonplace fancy because my grandmother taught her how, and then she had resources to make everything so beautiful. My mother purchased these dishes, Royal Doulton “Old Country Roses” for me one Christmas around 1995. Before I had a table to even lay them upon, she knew I loved them. We used to sit together and watch murder. She wrote when I was in school. At one time, Jessica Fletcher poured herself a cup of tea into this China cup. And we were both hooked on the pattern. Tell me about your mother’s best dishes. Share with a friend who loves good dishes and setting a pretty table as much as you. Follow for more table, scapes and reflections from a girl with an Appalachian heart, born and raised a coal Miner’s daughter from West Virginia, now living in Atlanta. #tablescape #tablescapestyling #cozyhome

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