It took an hour to make this post - that is how dangerous marijuana is.

Me describing my dinnerware set:
So, they're actually supposed to be some sort of lotus thingy which sort of plays into my witchiness, and they have the LOOK of "retro" but my ABSOLUTE favorite "color pair" of THAT blue and THAT green.....without screaming THE JETSONS!!!! to company when (if ever) they come over.
I swear that this is the most perfect dinnerware ever made and I love it more than ... I was going to say my dog, but that would be so wrong, I love it more than .... painting.
And I love my silverware that doesn't match that flower pattern at all, but from a distance it absolutely DOES make sense! That's just describing my life right there!

They are very retro, from the 50's atomic era, called Twin Stars WHICH just so happens to be (what I deemed to be, and so it was) our family symbol.


(It took an hour to make this post - that is how dangerous marijuana is.)

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