text: We don’t usually see hummingbirds in our yard, so this is a special treat. We don’t have any flowers because of the deer, so we’re not very popular with them. But something’s drawing this one little guy and we’re thrilled. We may have to put out a feeder for him/her.
  All links to savor, Jama. I want to tell you that I just discovered the Great British Bake-Off show this past winter. What fun it was to watch! Glad you had the wonderful visitor, and thanks for all!
  I love the Great British Bake-Off — happy you started watching it. I hope I see the hummingbird again this afternoon. 🙂
  You know I am a sucker for afternoon tea! I could have looked at that list of places to have tea all day! Wow, Jama.
  And a happy Tuesday to you, Jama. Thank you for the coolness (and the reminder to go put out my hummingbird feeder!)
  I love this woman’s Aga… and I wouldn’t mind if she made me cakes as fast as she could, either. Too cute!
  It’s lovely that your hummingbirds just GREET you. Mine believe they’re eighteen feet tall and own the deed to the house…
  And following the link to the roundup of foodie books for little chefs – so pleased to be reminded that the sister creatives of COOK-A-DOODLE DO gave a presentation of that book here in Tallahassee that our daughter participated in. She got to be the chef (yes, the pig.) We devour (with our eyes) that beautifully autographed keepsake.
  I so wish I could dine and chat with Mrs. Weasley! (Actually, ALL of the Harry Potter characters would be a real treat.) But Mrs. Weasley just seems like such an awesome cook/fictional mum.
  Those tea places are all in the UK, I think — quite a ways to travel for a cuppa. Maybe you could hire a private jet?
  
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