I have been missing for quite a while now, I know.
Generally I do not prefer to talk about my personal life on this design blog, but this time, I think I should.Last week my dad had a surgery..yes, it was an emergency.
We went through all sorts of emotional roller coasters for the last ten days so, blogging took a complete back seat.
At present I'm not able to visit most of your fabulous blogs. Sorry for that and please, don't feel bad about it. Hope you will bear with me for some time(s) now.
Anyway, we have managed to enjoy the last weekend. Yes, The Valentine weekend, though we (me and hubby) believe that a small gesture of love is more desirable than a box full of expensive Swiss chocolates...it is the every day affection that counts, not the over hyped GUCCI products, a simple red Rose is enough if it comes from that 'special person'...then I don't need diamonds any more...but yes, at the end special days are special.
So, glimpses of my Valentine Weekend...here it goes...An inviting atmosphere with a hue of Moroccan decor
plenty of candles placed around the home for a romantic glow.
Rich fabrics and bold colours
to creat the perfect Moroccan drama in home decor.
to creat the perfect Moroccan drama in home decor.
Red..colours of passion, warmth and joy.
Moroccan lamp can evoke the perfect 'Arabian Nights' look.
the season of loving and giving
Red roses for a very special day..
Wine glasses, tea lights, red rose and silk.
What else do you need for a romantic evening ?
Hope all of you had a fantastic weekend :)
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15 comments:
Hi, I totally agree with you. It is mainly a western celebration, where love, affection and attachments are short lived, they feel happy celebrating these special events in some special way. They need to re- affirm these feelings. However in India we don't need such re- affirming of our affection, be it parents, children or our partners, because many of us live away from our parents and other loved ones, we know that we are always loved and we always love them and think of them often.
Of course if we are living in a place where these little things are celebrated, no harm in letting ourselves go with the flow, and enjoy the feeling of togetherness.
Happy Valentines day! (belated but that is okay)
The red is beautiful! I love roses too :)
Thanks for your kind comments on my blog!
You have a beautiful space here... Love the colors!
@Rama~ it's always my pleasure to receive your lovely comments!..Thanks a bunch :)
@ Glamouspuss~ Red is my colour !:)
Thanks so much for stopping by..
@Cooking Foodie~ Welcome to my world!..would love to see you here more often!:)
You have such a creative blog with so many cool ideas! Love the Valentine's Day decor; You did an amazing job with it!
-emily
www.nestnestingnested.blogspot.com
p.s. thank you for stoppping by my blog and leaving such sweet comments.
@Emily~thanks a bunch for all your lovely words!..Hope to see you here more often! :)
v special post :)
My love and best wishes for the recovery of your father. Its natural to let the blogging come far behind in such times. I am in the same situation my self at the moment. Warm thougts to you.
@Hellohello baby~Thank you sooo.. much for these very sweet words! Yes, my dad is doing well now :) Wish you the same for a speedy recovery for your dad.
Regards
Sanghamitra.
@Geeta Singh~Welcomr to my world :)
Some collections are so lovely, you seem to be an interior designer or fashion industry person....amazing to see them so bright and inviting....hope your dad is on fast road to recovery.
Everything looks so festive and rich. Very pretty.
You really have a great home and all your treasures, are to die för. As an asian, I am drooling every piece you have.
Happy TS...
Greetings & blessings from Stockholm,
/chie
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