The moon, the twinkling stars and the water of the ocean are indeed the grandeur of the universe. A change in priorities and the values of modern life has left many of us disconnected from the marvels of nature & alienated us from the wonders of the universe. Few have the ability to turn the wealth of nature as a gift of energy, happiness, pleasure & enjoyment.
It is fascinating to arrange a dinner on a soft full moon night on a porch or in a candle lit gazebo near the blue waterfront & it can be quite different from the usual dining. To watch the luxurious moon light fall on the sea bed, to hear the sound of the waves, to feel the ethereal breeze and to see the winking starry sky are indeed relaxing and enjoyable moments that one can bet on. A beautiful table scape to indulge to, is a fine dining delight & some lilting tunes and the candle light can set off a romantic and languorous mood for the die heart romantics, as the night recedes to another bright day.
As we all know, black is the color of the night, I have used black and blue, mixed in for the table ware, representing the night sky and the ocean. I enjoyed doing this scape and clicking these pictures. Hope you too believe that it is fun and refreshing in having a moon light dinner near the sea front ...
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| Sea Shell Spoon. |
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| Blue Coffee Mug with an Egyptian Motif. |
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| How about watching dolphins cruising a moonlit night? |
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| Oxyn Stone Fish popular in Pakistani handcrafts. |
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Sailor Holder
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Hello Crystal...
ReplyDeleteWoW! you blown my heart away. What a great settings you done today. How I love your centerpiece. That's really a one of kind. Love fishy thing.
Great treasures and I would love to sit with you for a dinner with lots of chats and giggles with the girly secrets *wink
Happy w/end.
/CC
Lets look forward for a moonlit night dinner near the sea sharing all the fun and laughter.that would be great.glad you liked my setting and all those fishy thing on my table.love you calling me Crystal.Happy week end to you too.TC.
DeleteBeautiful post. Your description paints a lovely picture in my mind, and the table's details make me feel as if I'm dining on the ocean front.
ReplyDeleteThank you Sarah for liking the scape and to leave a lovely comment.regards from sujatha.
DeleteWhereas your table is "MY DREAM TABLE"! Your tablescape is stunning, I love all your elements starting from the gorgeous dinnerware, the little fish scattered around the table, you described it so vividly that I can feel myself eating in grandeur at sea level..as you know, I live in the high Andean Mountains of Ecuador, my daughter lives at sea level and I love it too! Fabulous, you are so talented. Thank you for dropping by sweet Sujatha. I'm going to follow you if I haven't yet and hope you like to do the same. Comer on over for tea at my cloche tea party! Hugs,
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Hi Fabby you are gracious and thank you for sharing your opinion about the scape.your home looks lovely and your collections are great.i have read about the Ecuador and Andean mountain range.view from your window just beautiful.love and take care.
DeleteYour bio and thoughts about living life elegantly intriged me as much as your beautiful tablescape. Your description took me to a place I'd never been, sitting by the water at moonlight. That must go on my "bucket list". If you were close by, you'd definately be a pal of mine!
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Thank you Linda....so kind of you....hope to see you soon having good time near the water on a moon lit night.enjoy...:):)
DeleteHi again, Crystal! First, thank you for the information about monsoon season that you so graciously provided. I didn't see the reply until earlier today when I was flipping through your blog. Bats double the size of a kite, huh? I just never thought that a bat could be that big. I always think of them as being about the size of a small seagull. Thank you for all the information! I love the chance to learn new things, and it's so great to do that through blogging! Now I'm going to ask another question: I am noticing that beautiful seashell spoon in this post. It appears to be hand-crafted rather than manufactured. Is it? It's one of the most beautiful pieces of flatware I have ever seen! If it is manufactured, they REALLY did a great job of giving it a fabulous hand-crafted appearance!!! You really have some cool items like those fish (I LOVE that big white one!). I hope all is well in your part of the world. We are still very, very hot here with a drought that has ruined a lot of crops and is affecting livestock. There is no immediate sign of relief ahead, but we can still be hopeful! :-) Have a wonderful weekend!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Alycia...you are most welcome.... the sea shell spoons are manufactured.thank you for your like.we had real good shower.i"ve heard about the hot American summer.sad to know drought ruined the crops.things will get better soon.take care.lots of love from me to you.:):):)
DeleteThose fish figurines are striking. Very pretty sea themed table, fit for King Neptune himself.
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking to Let's Dish!
Thank you Kathleen...I am honored you saying that.it made my day.TC.
DeleteWhat a fun post and tablescape! Love all your little sea creatures! Very refreshing on a scorching day!
ReplyDeleteThank you Elaine to give your lovely comment.take care.
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