Didn’t we have a lovely time…
At the White Rabbit Teahouse
It was ‘oh so naughty’ but very nice
Did you notice the Geisha nails?
And the elegant tea spoon too!
There were lots of teapots
And the prettiest wallpaper
And a rabbit- clinging on for dear life!
The White Rabbit Teahouse, in Nottingham, was just one of the many places I visited with my daughter last weekend. We did, indeed, have a lovely time… Click on the gallery to see it in detail.
Hope you have a nice weekend planned. Don’t forget to share it on Six word Saturday. Cate at Show My Face will show you how it’s done.
restlessjo 
Lovely, Jo! Such a sweet photo of your daughter; would love to have been a fly on the wall for your conversation. Better that than a bull in the china shop 🙂
Having tea and cake is such a slow-down-the-world way to relax.
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Thanks, Sammy 🙂 She met me from the coach and we went straight to the tea shop. Very decadent! 🙂
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So glad you had a good time. What a fun place to visit! I love that spoon and those cakes look sinful! Hope you don’t blow away this weekend, take care. 🙂
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Those cakes WERE sinful, Tonya- big time! 🙂 We had a very cake weekend. Must be good this one.
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A fun place to visit – I like the tea cup and saucer.
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Thanks, Mary 🙂 it was rather a large piece of cake!
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Have a great weekend, too,
Pit
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Thanks, Pit 🙂
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What would life be without lovely times? 😉
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Dismal and gloomy, not unlike today- but I’m still smiling. It’s good to be alive. 🙂
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I love your tea house.
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Thanks, Judy. It was lovely but I ate too much cake. How could you not? 🙂
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Beautiful photos Jo. Love your daughter’s nail art.
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She’s good, isn’t she? 🙂 Thanks, Colline. Happy weekend!
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A true artist. Enjoy your weekend too Jo.
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Your daughter is lovely. Tearooms and gardens are the only places where I could stand too many flowers. I’ve been meaning to get a tea set and they have lovely ones there. I am sure I’d love that place too.
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Thanks, Bebs 🙂 Yes, gardens rather than bedroom walls- I know what you mean. I do like a few flowers on the hearth though. 🙂
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What a beautiful tearoom, Jo. I love the china! Wow! That’s what I call a manicure!
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She does them herself, Jill. They were to match an outfit she’d worn to an event the previous week 🙂
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She is the fashionista!
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I liked the bright red sweater with the bright red hair. 🙂
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Me too! 🙂
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I loved that rabbit – he’d make a good door knocket!
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That’s exactly what he was, Viv. 🙂 There was a white ceramic one sitting on a bench outside too. 🙂
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Looks very civilized Jo. Off on the boat for a couple of weeks now so may be quiet for a while.
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Oh dear, Robin! I won’t comment on the weather. It’ll be dry in the pubs 🙂
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What a lovely place (and lovely geisha nails!). Next time I go to a tea room, I must remember to take lots of photos rather than just tuck into the afternoon tea! 🙂
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It was quite amusing, Elaine. There was a party of Asian ladies at the next table who were busy taking photos of everything and I was doing the same. We exchanged smiles 🙂
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It must have been an amusing scene!
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I love tearooms but it’s always so difficult to narrow the cake choices down! Its good to have a friend to go halfsies with 🙂
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Fortunately the only words I could remember when the waitress reeled off the list of choices were chocolate and raspberries. How could I go wrong? 🙂
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What exquisitely beautiful china! Love the idea of “The White Rabbit Teahouse”. Enjoy the weekend and hope the weather improves 🙂
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I’ve been meaning to go to this tiny but very pretty tea shop for ages and we finally made it! 🙂 Thank you! I have jobs to keep me busy this weekend, after zumba, so I don’t mind the weather too much. 🙂
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Scary wallpaper!
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You mean Kat wouldn’t like this in the dining room? 🙂 🙂
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No chance!
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Any writing projects on the go, Richard? Nothing new on your site for a few weeks. Just other preoccupations? (i.e. footie season) 🙂
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September and October are always rubbish months to be a travel blogger, Jo. I’m off to Munich in November so should find something to write about then!
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Beer, perhaps? 🙂 It’s looks like a lovely city.
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Great selection of photos Jo. Love the rabbit in the last one. Enjoy your weekend.
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Thanks, Kate! 🙂 You too! Wet and windy so my pretty pink Virginia Creeper is all over the place. 🙂
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Looks a fun weekend Jo. I hope this is a good one too, despite the severe weather threats
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Wet and windy and leaves all over the place here, Debbie. Got a plan? 🙂
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Looks like a fun place. Love the teapots!
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Good, aren’t they? I’ve meant to go there the last few times I’ve been to Nottingham. Finally made it. 🙂
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You did indeed have a lovely time! I wish you an infinity of them, in all shapes and guises. The nails and the door handles are really something. Have a Saturday hug. We’re about to head off to sit on the river bank with a glass of wine as the day fades and the Night of Daylight Saving begins. Like the lousy government to deprive us of an hour on the long weekend. The first one 40+ years ago was the weekend of our wedding, but I suppose they weren’t to know that!
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Oh no!!!! 😦 I hate daylight saving (especially if I’m in the Algarve at the time). Ours is later in the month.
Thanks for the lovely wishes. Have a fabulous evening.
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