We have simple snacks or dessert for our book clubs but usually enjoy a festive table. Why not?
Don't we all love to gaze upon beauty? It just does something good for us. A form of art for sure.
Lydia Grace hosted us in her lovely home and combined two sets of dishes for a beautiful view of blue and white, set off so nicely in her blue and white dining room.
Azaleas were in full bloom that spring evening, so we enjoyed them at the table. Our gatherings always make a memory!
Thanks, LG !!!
That is a gorgeous table...of course, blue and white is one of my favorite color combinations. What pretty dishes. Your book club knows how to enjoy beauty. I agree with you that it is a form of art.
ReplyDeleteLove your blue and white and that early american-ish furniture. Very homey :)
ReplyDeleteYes, Thank YOU LG!
ReplyDeleteIt was a most lovely evening.
The company around that beautiful table warmed the whole evening.
Our book club is coming up Monday night and I have always wanted to do a simple dinner too. I like sitting around a table discussing the book. Your friend set a lovely table. So....what are you reading next, she asked?
ReplyDeleteyou sure know how to have a comfy, elegant book club..
ReplyDeleteI loved that book.
Beautiful, elegant and I love this shade of blue!!
ReplyDeleteCan't go wrong with blue and white. That is really pretty. What a great way to enjoy book club.
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely blue and white dishes!
ReplyDeleteBella
I love the way your table looks. Very pretty.
ReplyDeleteWhat an absolutly beautiful setting for a wonderful gathering! I love the sweet answer your little niece gave for why there are little girls. HA! And ground nut soup -- yum! A friend from Ghana gave me this recipe and I used to make it all the time. I don't eat meat anymore, but it was one of my favorite soups ever! Hope you are having a great day! :) Tammy
ReplyDeleteWhat an absolutly beautiful setting for a wonderful gathering! I love the sweet answer your little niece gave for why there are little girls. HA! And ground nut soup -- yum! A friend from Ghana gave me this recipe and I used to make it all the time. I don't eat meat anymore, but it was one of my favorite soups ever! Hope you are having a great day! :) Tammy
ReplyDeleteBeautiful table! I used to have those blue Pfaltzgraf glasses. What a memory! :)
ReplyDeleteLovely table. I miss a book club. We used to have wonderful discussions but never had a pretty table. Looks like a fun time.
ReplyDeleteCarol
I love the blue and white and how you reversed the plates. Great table. Lori L
ReplyDeleteThere really is nothing that can beat blue and white for a tablesetting...very pretty.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Potso, for the lovely presentation of our book discussion table..I am honored.
ReplyDeleteSuch an appealing table! Blue and white always looks so fresh, somehow. I also enjoyed the book you've featured -- I'll bet it made for a good discussion!
ReplyDeleteLove the colors of blue and white.
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Very nice tableseting. I adore this blueish stemware.
ReplyDeleteGreetings, Johanna
That's really beautiful! I love the blue and white.
ReplyDeleteBeth
Very lovely table. The blue and white are so pretty together.
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