Take the K&C Challenge: Show Me Your Coffee Cup
October 8, 2008 by Marye Audet
Filed under Challenges & Round-ups
I am curious…When you grab your coffee in the morning do you use a special cup? Is there one that you have to have?
Take five minutes and blog your coffee cup and then leave me a link in the comments. Don’t wash it or make it pretty if it is sitting next to you on the computer. Just be real. If enough of you are brave enough we’ll do a round up. 
Image:Marye Audet
Hi Marye,
It depends on my mood, but my new favorite is a darling cup and saucer set from Emma Bridgewater from her Toast and Marmalade Collection. I love the fonts around the edges. If it’s not that, it’s usually a Minny Mouse mug that looks like its from the 50’s. Darn Cute!
Is that your fav? The Ugly Mug? We have a coffee house here called the ugly mug.
It is my favorite coffee mug…it is heavy and feels like a coffee mug! So, are you going o post a picture?
Hi Marye,
My new fav is @ this address if you want to take a look-see. I hate to say this, but I just put up a new post and am unwilling to post anything above it…yet.
It’s one of my rantings about the condition of the church and it’s fun to see people’s comments.
If your bored just click over. It’s too cute and huge!
http://gingerbreadcrumbsandcompany.blogspot.com/2008/08/truly-tudor-tea.html
I like it!
Signing off for the evening.
Have a wonderful tomorrow!
Cori G.
My profile pic used to be my fave mugs. I’ll definitely do this some time soon… sorry I haven’t been around much of late – doing a lot of reading, but not much commenting as I’ve been in deadline crunches.
Jen, I understand deadline crunches. :/
I have a favorite but haven’t taken a photo of the homely critter/s. My second favorite is the mug you gave me.
it keeps everything so warm, and it’s good and heavy. It kind of reminds me of the mugs my great-grandmother had had in her cafe in the early 50’s. 
I have had international travel, and family keeping me soo busy. But I missed kettle and cup, and baking delights to get me inspired and drooling.
welcome back, Jo!