Sammy and Sufi – USA – Welcome to our blog and thank you for stopping by! Here you’ll find the adventures of two dreamers, their growing family, and their cozy home. We are passionate about creating and all things homemade and we love a good challenge. We are not afraid to roll up our sleeves, learn how to do something, and get it done ourselves. This blog is about just that. It is an ongoing chronicle-sharing our DIY projects, arts & crafts, photography, bits of our life, things that inspire us, our journey of parenthood, and much much more. So join us, as we cultivate coziness one idea and project at a time.
Sammy and Sufi
My grandma’s dishes “Friendly Village” – she had them all, down to the salt & pepper shakers! I inherited them and eventually passed them on to a friend who frequently hosts large family dinners so they would be used in the spirit of my grandma.
I’m convinced that food tastes better when eaten from my motley collection of vintage plates. Don’t really have room for any more dishes in the cupboard, but I can’t seem to stop bringing home the occasional ‘orphan’ found while junking. I like things with a history…
I know what you mean about those orphans! My shelves are chock-full too but if I see a piece of transferware in good shape, I nab it. Doesn’t have to match a single other thing I own!
Spinachhhhh!
Arugula – spinach – mixed herbs…..fresh and sauteed
Kristin
Yummmmm! And sometimes garlic and lemon juice.
That looks delicious!….and what a pretty plate.
The plate was one of my thrift store finds. I’m always looking for transferware.
My grandma’s dishes “Friendly Village” – she had them all, down to the salt & pepper shakers! I inherited them and eventually passed them on to a friend who frequently hosts large family dinners so they would be used in the spirit of my grandma.
What a nice gesture!
I’m convinced that food tastes better when eaten from my motley collection of vintage plates. Don’t really have room for any more dishes in the cupboard, but I can’t seem to stop bringing home the occasional ‘orphan’ found while junking. I like things with a history…
I know what you mean about those orphans! My shelves are chock-full too but if I see a piece of transferware in good shape, I nab it. Doesn’t have to match a single other thing I own!
Yum!