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Home―honoring the times we share there, treasuring the traditions and generations it represents, and rediscovering the joy our homes and gardens bring to our lives.A rich tapestry of lush tabletops, glorious garden bouquets, sweet family heritage, and refreshed Southern décor are the essence of James Farmers enduring appeal! This book fuses all his creative passions in a celebration of the seasons. In stories and pictures, James takes the reader on a tour of his two homes and gardens, with tablesettings for celebratory occasions throughout the year. Décor for his Winter Dinner, Camellia Celebration, Feast Among the Foxgloves, Birthday Dinner, Al Fresco Fall Dinner, Dahlia Dinner, Thanksgiving, and Christmas Gatherings will inspire readers to mark each passing season with their love ones in observance of the small joys that truly make our lives big.

Celebrating Home: A Time for Every Season by James T. Farmer III is a collection of essays and reflections on the meaning of home and the importance of family and friends. Farmer writes about his own experiences of growing up in the South, and the ways in which his family and community shaped his life. He also explores the concept of home as a metaphor for our place in the world, and the ways in which we can create a home for ourselves wherever we are.

Farmer's writing is warm and engaging, and he has a gift for evoking the sights, sounds, and smells of the places he writes about. He is also a thoughtful and insightful observer of the human condition, and his essays are full of wisdom and compassion. Celebrating Home is a book that will resonate with anyone who has ever felt the pull of home, and who is searching for a deeper understanding of the meaning of this most essential place.

In one of his essays, Farmer writes about the importance of creating a home that is a place of refuge and renewal. He says, "Home is the place where we can be ourselves, where we can relax and recharge, and where we can feel loved and accepted." He goes on to say that "a home is not just a physical structure; it is also a state of mind. It is a place where we feel safe and secure, where we can be ourselves, and where we can grow and thrive."

Farmer's words are a reminder that home is more than just a place. It is a feeling, a state of mind, and a way of life. It is a place where we can be ourselves, where we can feel loved and accepted, and where we can grow and thrive.