Happy Pink Saturday !
Welcome to Pink Saturday. You are welcome to join in the fun.
Please join us by linking your Pink Saturday post permalink
using the linking tool provided at the bottom of this post.
Linking begins at 3 p.m. EST every Friday and continues through midnight Sunday night.
So, show us your Pink by linking your pink post permalink.
And please remember to include a link back to my blog within your post
so that your visitors will be able to visit here.
Please take the time to visit other participants.
Leave a comment so they will know you stopped by to visit.
Pink Saturday is about having fun!
It gives us a chance to meet others in the blogging community.
I promise it is worth the effort.
You will not only see lots of pink,
you will meet incredibly nice and talented people.
I want to thank each of you that link,
and a very special thank you to those
that take the time to leave me a comment.
It is you that make Pink Saturday special.
Reminder
We have a weekly challenge for you to visit the blog of at least one
participant that you have never visited. Then next Saturday
include that blog and a link in your post.
Quite a few of you have been done this challenge,
and have met some great Pink Saturday participants.
This week I am featuring Laura at Red Door Table Decor. Laura contacted me about her interest in beginning Pink Saturday, and she said she was interested in being featured.
Laura is a new blogger, and we've all been there. Please visit her, leave her a nice comment, and welcome her to Pink Saturday.
Take a minute to go meet Laura,
and please introduce yourself.
Thank you, Laura,
for your interest in making Pink Saturday special.
Laura has written the follow personal message to you.
Since I was a little girl browsing the shops of downtown Chester, NJ with my Mom, I have enjoyed beautiful table settings. Now that I am a newleywed and nesting in our first home, I appreciate that a decorated table is more than pretty china, trifles, and treasures–it is a way to honor your spouse, family, and friends with whom you share your table. Now I find myself on a neverending hunt for French Limoges and English bone china, unique serving pieces, and coordinating linens for holidays and all the days in between. My favorite spots are local antique and consignment shops, unique gifts/home decor shops, and the ultimate…Marché aux Puces St-Ouen de Clignancourt in Paris. I started a blog at the of December featuring tablescape ideas, recipes, and antique treasures. Please visit www.reddoortabledecor.com and you can email me at [email protected].
The mark on the underside reads “Limoges B & H France”. B&H stands for Blakeman & Henderson, a decorating company in New York, that commissioned high quality porcelain, including dinnerware, from the Limoges region of France. This mark was used from 1890-1910.
