Today is Tasha Tudor's birthday. She would have been 99 years old today. Lots of blogs are celebrating her special day by sharing a post about her. Because I admire her life of simplicity so much, I want to do the same.
Is just what Tasha did.........
Like taking tea on her porch with her corgi close by.
Here I am last year on her birthday, having tea on my own porch.
Jessie helped me celebrate ;)
A couple of Tasha's illustrations
From a Tasha Tudor's Museum newsletter.
You can visit the museum here
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Pumpkin Moonshine, Tasha's very first book she wrote.
I hope you have enjoyed this post about Tasha Tudor, if so you can go here to enjoy visiting other blogs sharing Tasha's birthday as well. Blessings my friends
7 comments:
Did you know there is a long article on Tasha Tudor in the September/October issue of Yankee Magazine which is out now? And if you go to Youtube, there are some Japanese videos of her gardens that are wonderful. When I went to the museum, we discussed the fact that the Japanese adored her!
Thanks Helen, I didn't know about the magazine, but have seen some videos on youtube. They are wonderful.
Hi Shelley Dearest Friend!!
I was so happy to see your post up at the Rookery R.!!!
It is such a pleasure to share this "simple life" and kindred love for Tasha, but it is more it goes into the love of the wholesome and little pleasures of life, it's a delight for the feminine and handmade and make do!
Thank you for sharing,
Many many Blessings Hugs and Love, Linnie
So happy to find your lovely blog. :-)
Dear Shelley,
How wonderful and what a lovely post. I just adore Tasha and her paintings. She was such a lovely, wonderful lady. Love the tea on your front porch. Looks so peaceful
Blessings, Valerie
Thanks for this post. I didn't know much about Tasha so I really learned something!
Your reminder to live more simply is one I would like to take to heart in a more practical way.
Aren't the illustrations of Tasha Tudor sweet and nostalgic? I like her feminine touch to whatever she puts her hand to.
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