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Blue and Orange Pumpkin Themed Tablescape Every year I like to create a pumpkin tablescape and this years came out completely different than I had planned it in my head. Blue was not in my original plan but as I was mixing and matching different dishes to see how they looked together I threw aRead More
"I can smell the autumn dancing in the breeze. The sweet chill of pumpkin, and crisp sunburnt leaves." Ann Drake I am looking forward to real fall weather because we are still in the high nineties. To jumpstart fall decorating join me and a myriad of tablescapers sponsored by our talented leader, Chloe Crabtree @ Celebrate and Decorate for a welcome fall tablescape blog hop. There are no real pumpkins anywhere in our area yet so, to begin the fall mood, velvet pumpkins are the best way to decorate. To begin my tablescape, I placed a ruffled burlap runner on top of a matelasse cloth. Deer antler sheds, silk fall leaves, and mercury glass votives are at each end of the table runner. Candlelight always adds a special ambience. Fresh yellow roses in mercury glass votives and dried bittersweet are interspersed among the various colored pumpkins. The table runner is filled with velvet pumpkins of various shades of green velvet, a butternut squash shade and a darker russet shade along with burlap fabric pumpkin all in different sizes. The velvet and burlap pumpkins were sourced locally at " Initially Yours." Love our local shops! Dried limelights add softness and another shade of lighter green for contrast. "Autumn that year painted the countryside in vivid shades of scarlet, saffron, and russet, and the days were clear and crisp under the harvest skies." Sharon Kay Penman I loved using the vintage floral napkins with mini grapevine wreath napkin rings and vintage nubby striped placemats. Is this a blast from the past or what? Orange, green, and gold were very popular in the seventies! I was so happy how well my vintage game set china with its dressy gold border and shiny gold chargers worked with this table as did the amber Fostoria swirl glasses and gold flatware. I like rustic and glam elements together! It is hard to believe I have been participating in Chloe's tablescape blog hops since 2016! It is even harder to believe this is my 10th year of blogging. You could add pilgrims and this table would also work for Thanksgiving. 🍁It has been a great week of inspiration for fall tables and there is more to come. Please enjoy viewing the tablescapes listed below. I am always impressed with the variety of styles and creativity. Monday The Little Yellow Corner Store | A casa di Bianca | Corner of Plaid and Paisley My Thrift Store Addiction Tuesday Life and Linda | Home is Where the Boat Is | Sweet Pea | Panoply | Everyday Living Wednesday Bluesky at Home | Debbee's Buzz | The Painted Apron | Celebrate & Decorate Thursday Living With Thanksgiving | White Arrows Home | Intelligent Domestications Our Crafty Mom Friday Follow the Yellow Brick Home | Red Cottage Chronicles | Zucchini Sisters | Katherine's Corner My Family Thyme
Thanksgiving is a wonderful time to share food with family and friends. Many people like to decorate their home seasonally, and decorating for Thanksgiving is no exception. Whether your style is traditional or modern, colorful or muted, over the top or subtle, you can decorate your dining room to suit your personal style. Here are some ideas for decorating a dining table for Thanksgiving. Form Follows FunctionThink about what food items, dishes, glasses, and other items you want to put on your Thanksgiving dining table before you start decorating for Thanksgiving. Will the food be put on plates in the kitchen, on the dining room server, or will the platters of food be placed on the table? If you have a large decorative centerpiece and want to serve food on the table, make it easily removable so that it doesn't get in the way when dinner starts. If you wish to keep the decorations on the table instead of the turkey, make sure the decorations are low enough that everyone's sight lines to each other are not blocked. You can even create a basic dining room tablescape and add some items to it for fall, then add a few more items for Halloween, then remove those items and add some items to it to transition into Thanksgiving. Tablecloth or PlacematYour table cloth or place mat is the ideal place to create a color scheme for your Thanksgiving dinner table. You can even use a decorative scarf or accent fabric on top of a simple tablecloth you already own. Using the fabric as a jumping off point, you can select a traditional color scheme of fall colors using orange, yellow, and burgundy, or you can select a more modern color scheme using less color and more metallics. If you like pastel colors, then go with that. Don't be afraid to be a little unconventional and unique. For a more classic look, a white tablecloth is almost always appropriate. A textural neutral tablecloth adds warmth the dining table and serves as a calming element for a bold centerpiece. CenterpieceAn array of fall vegetables is a nice option for a Thanksgiving dining table centerpiece. You can use different sized pumpkins, gourds, and ornamental corn in a bowl, on a platter, or in a cornucopia to add to the Thanksgiving mood. A floral bouquet is always a nice touch, especially if the flowers incorporate the colors of your color scheme. Fall colored leaves are very popular as well as old family photos and bouquets of twigs or wheat. Pine cones and acorns add a nice texture to dining room tablescapes. Fine ChinaDon't forget to use your fine china and crystal during Thanksgiving dinner. Consider using a decorative charger to add color to your basic white china. A woven bamboo charger or another textural material makes plain white china look more interesting. CandlesCandles are a nice addition to the Thanksgiving dinner table. Make sure to keep fire safety in mind, especially if there will be young children passing plates at the table. Consider using non traditional brown metallic candle holders or orange candles to add color to the table. You can also use a hurricane glass filled with decorations and a candle (be careful the decorations don't catch on fire). The hurricane glass can be filled with small pumpkins, colorful leaves, pine cones, or most anything else you can think of. For a classic look, antique brass candlesticks with white candles is a timeless choice. Consider mixing and matching different candlesticks or different candle sizes for a more unique Thanksgiving tablescape. Napkin RingsNapkin rings on cloth napkins are a nice touch to add extra flair during Thanksgiving. There are many different styles to choose from. The napkin rings can even coordinate with your candle holders. If you want to be creative, you can make your own napkin rings with fall themes of pumpkins, corn, feathers, turkeys, and orange colors. Napkin rings can be all the same, or you can vary them slightly in color or pattern, but try to keep the shape and size consistent so your tablescape feels cohesive and well designed. Place CardsFor a more formal Thanksgiving dinner, consider using place cards with everyone's names on them. For an added special touch, you can add a personalized note on the place card saying why you are thankful for that particular guest. Instead of place cards, consider personalizing napkins with the guest's name on the napkin using paint or embroidery. Kids TableIf you have a separate kids table for Thanksgiving dinner, make sure to give just as much thought (if not more) to the decorations of that table. Make it feel less like a secluded table in the kitchen and more like a table that is better and more fun than the main dining table. Here are some dining room images for decorating inspiration.......
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When fall starts to roll around, the weather gets cooler and people tend to spend more time indoors. Whether you're hosting Thanksgiving dinner or simply want to enhance your home for your family and friends, consider spending a little extra time and effort decorating your dining room for fall this year. Here are some inspirational ideas and tips you can use to make your dining room extra special. Choose a Fall Color SchemeWhen decorating your dining room for fall, one of the most important things to consider is what colors you want to use. Fall is known for its warm-toned colors, so consider using decor in colors like deep reds, burnt oranges, golden yellows, rich browns, and rustic greens for your dining room. If you prefer a bit more sparkle, consider adding warm metallic hues of gold, brass, copper, or rose gold. For a more unique designer look, add in some less traditional fall colors, such as pink, navy blue, eggplant, and white. Don't ignore the current color of your dining room and other adjacent rooms in your home when selecting a color scheme. All colors need to work together to create a cohesive fall interior design. LinensTable linens are a key element of decorating your dining room for fall. You can select a table runner, tablecloth, placemats, and/or cloth napkins. Your table linens must work together to complement your color scheme. Linens can be basic so that they do not draw attention from your table decor, or your linens can be a focal point. If you want your linens to be a background element, consider selecting plain white for an elegant look or burlap for a more rustic look. If you want your linens to be a focal point, consider using linens with a pattern, such as plaid/tartan, or a bold color, such as cranberry or even a metallic bronze or gold. DishesYour dishes and silverware also play a part in your overall fall decor. Basic white dishes or plain clear glass dishes will allow your food to be the focal point. If you want your dishes to be a focal point, you can select dishes with a fall inspired pattern or fun color. Be careful not to go too juvenile with your patterns. A plate with a very detailed realistic-looking pumpkin is great, but a plate with a cartoon-looking pumpkin tends to look cheap. CenterpieceThe focal point of a dining room is usually the dining table centerpiece. Common centerpiece elements for fall include pumpkins, gourds, candles, flowers, and green foliage. Also consider some less common, but appropriate for fall, centerpiece elements, such as dried grapevine wreath, dried flowers, twigs, fruit, and fabric ribbons. The designer trick for making your centerpiece look extra special is to vary the height to add interest. Make sure you do not make the centerpiece too tall to block the view of people on opposite sides of the table. Extra FlairIf you want to add some extra flair to your dining room to take it over-the top, consider adding fall decor to other places in the room. You can decorate your sideboard or buffet with more fall items to complement your dining table. Also consider swapping out your wall art for different art with a autumn feel or color scheme. You can even add autumn decor to the top of your picture frames. You can swap out your dining room rug for one that has the colors in your fall color scheme. Also consider adding some decorations to your chandelier to make it feel more like fall.
30 Thanksgiving Table scapes, and tips, for you to recreate and wow your guests this Thanksgiving or Friendsgiving! Easy, rustic and elegant designs
22 Thanksgiving Tablescapes To Try This Year Since the Halloween candy has officially been consumed we can now move on to my favorite time of year, Thanksgiving and Christmas! For some reason, we decided to plan a kitchen renovation right in the midst of the holiday season. So since I obviously won’t be having a
Thanksgiving is just two weeks away and I have a harvest of table inspiration for your Thanksgiving feast! You’ll find DIYs for gilded gourds, blooming pumpkins, quick and easy centerpieces, …
Thanksgiving is a wonderful time to share food with family and friends. Many people like to decorate their home seasonally, and decorating for Thanksgiving is no exception. Whether your style is traditional or modern, colorful or muted, over the top or subtle, you can decorate your dining room to suit your personal style. Here are some ideas for decorating a dining table for Thanksgiving. Form Follows FunctionThink about what food items, dishes, glasses, and other items you want to put on your Thanksgiving dining table before you start decorating for Thanksgiving. Will the food be put on plates in the kitchen, on the dining room server, or will the platters of food be placed on the table? If you have a large decorative centerpiece and want to serve food on the table, make it easily removable so that it doesn't get in the way when dinner starts. If you wish to keep the decorations on the table instead of the turkey, make sure the decorations are low enough that everyone's sight lines to each other are not blocked. You can even create a basic dining room tablescape and add some items to it for fall, then add a few more items for Halloween, then remove those items and add some items to it to transition into Thanksgiving. Tablecloth or PlacematYour table cloth or place mat is the ideal place to create a color scheme for your Thanksgiving dinner table. You can even use a decorative scarf or accent fabric on top of a simple tablecloth you already own. Using the fabric as a jumping off point, you can select a traditional color scheme of fall colors using orange, yellow, and burgundy, or you can select a more modern color scheme using less color and more metallics. If you like pastel colors, then go with that. Don't be afraid to be a little unconventional and unique. For a more classic look, a white tablecloth is almost always appropriate. A textural neutral tablecloth adds warmth the dining table and serves as a calming element for a bold centerpiece. CenterpieceAn array of fall vegetables is a nice option for a Thanksgiving dining table centerpiece. You can use different sized pumpkins, gourds, and ornamental corn in a bowl, on a platter, or in a cornucopia to add to the Thanksgiving mood. A floral bouquet is always a nice touch, especially if the flowers incorporate the colors of your color scheme. Fall colored leaves are very popular as well as old family photos and bouquets of twigs or wheat. Pine cones and acorns add a nice texture to dining room tablescapes. Fine ChinaDon't forget to use your fine china and crystal during Thanksgiving dinner. Consider using a decorative charger to add color to your basic white china. A woven bamboo charger or another textural material makes plain white china look more interesting. CandlesCandles are a nice addition to the Thanksgiving dinner table. Make sure to keep fire safety in mind, especially if there will be young children passing plates at the table. Consider using non traditional brown metallic candle holders or orange candles to add color to the table. You can also use a hurricane glass filled with decorations and a candle (be careful the decorations don't catch on fire). The hurricane glass can be filled with small pumpkins, colorful leaves, pine cones, or most anything else you can think of. For a classic look, antique brass candlesticks with white candles is a timeless choice. Consider mixing and matching different candlesticks or different candle sizes for a more unique Thanksgiving tablescape. Napkin RingsNapkin rings on cloth napkins are a nice touch to add extra flair during Thanksgiving. There are many different styles to choose from. The napkin rings can even coordinate with your candle holders. If you want to be creative, you can make your own napkin rings with fall themes of pumpkins, corn, feathers, turkeys, and orange colors. Napkin rings can be all the same, or you can vary them slightly in color or pattern, but try to keep the shape and size consistent so your tablescape feels cohesive and well designed. Place CardsFor a more formal Thanksgiving dinner, consider using place cards with everyone's names on them. For an added special touch, you can add a personalized note on the place card saying why you are thankful for that particular guest. Instead of place cards, consider personalizing napkins with the guest's name on the napkin using paint or embroidery. Kids TableIf you have a separate kids table for Thanksgiving dinner, make sure to give just as much thought (if not more) to the decorations of that table. Make it feel less like a secluded table in the kitchen and more like a table that is better and more fun than the main dining table. Here are some dining room images for decorating inspiration.......
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There is something about an orange and green color combination this time of year. It really puts me in the mood for fall and the foods we love in the fall. How I love these soup tureens, large and small! I love the shape and the curved lines design. I decided to set a table without a tablecloth so t
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As the leaves start to change and the air becomes crisp, it's the perfect time to give your home a warm and cozy makeover for fall. Whether you're a seasoned decorator or a newbie looking for some inspiration, here are some ideas for how to update your decor for the autumn season. From choosing the right color palette to incorporating seasonal elements, we've got you covered. Choose a Cozy Color PaletteThe first step in updating your decor for fall is selecting a warm and inviting color palette. Here are some key color choices that can help set the autumn mood: Rich Earth Tones: Embrace the beauty of fall by incorporating rich earthy colors like deep reds, warm oranges, and rustic browns into your decor. These shades mimic the changing leaves and create a cozy atmosphere. Warm Neutrals: Consider adding warm neutrals like creamy whites, soft grays, and beige to balance out the vibrant fall hues. These neutral tones provide a timeless backdrop for your decor. Plum and Eggplant: For a touch of elegance, incorporate shades of plum and eggplant into your color scheme. These deep, regal colors can add a sense of luxury to your fall decor. Hunter Green: Hunter green is a versatile color that can add depth to your decor. Use it in textiles, furniture, or accent pieces to evoke a sense of nature and tranquility. Warm Up Your Space with TextilesOne of the easiest ways to transition your home for fall is by changing your textiles. Swap out lightweight summer fabrics for cozy, autumn-inspired textiles: Throw Blankets: Drape soft, chunky knit throw blankets over your couches and chairs. Opt for warm, autumnal colors like burnt orange, deep red, or mustard yellow. Pillows: Update your throw pillows with fall-themed designs or those featuring the colors from your chosen palette. Mix and match textures like velvet, faux fur, and wool for added coziness. Consider selecting a plaid fabric #ad that lends itself to a fall decor style. Curtains: Consider replacing your sheer summer curtains with heavier, insulating drapes in fall colors or patterns. These not only add warmth but also help with energy efficiency. Area Rugs: Layer area rugs in your living spaces to create warmth and define areas. Look for rugs with autumn-inspired patterns or deep, rich colors. Bring Nature IndoorsFall is all about celebrating the beauty of nature. Incorporate natural elements into your decor to capture the essence of the season: Decorative Branches: Collect branches, twigs, or even birch logs to create stunning decorative displays. Paint them in metallic tones or leave them natural for an organic touch. Pumpkins and Gourds: A staple of fall decor, pumpkins and gourds #ad come in various shapes and colors. Arrange them in baskets, on mantels, or as centerpieces for an instant autumn vibe. Fall Foliage: Bring the outdoors in with real or artificial fall foliage. Create wreaths, garlands, or table centerpieces with colorful leaves and branches. Pinecones and Acorns: Scatter pinecones and acorns throughout your decor. You can even spray paint them in metallics or fall colors for added flair. Lighting for AmbianceAdjusting your lighting can significantly impact the ambiance of your home. Here's how to create a warm and inviting atmosphere for fall: Candles: Swap out bright summer candles for warm, aromatic candles with scents like cinnamon, pumpkin spice, or apple pie. Place them in decorative candle holders for added charm. String Lights: Hang string lights with warm, soft-glowing bulbs to create a cozy atmosphere in any room. Drape them along mantels, shelves, or around windows. Table Lamps: Choose table lamps with warm-toned lampshades to cast a gentle, inviting glow. Consider antique or vintage-style lamps for added character. Fireplace: If you have a fireplace, now is the perfect time to start using it. The crackling sound and the warm glow of a fire instantly make your space feel cozier. Accessorize ThoughtfullyAccessorizing is where you can have fun and get creative with your fall decor. Here are some ideas to consider: Seasonal Artwork: Swap out your existing artwork with pieces that reflect the beauty of fall. Framed prints of autumn landscapes, harvest scenes, or even botanical illustrations can add a seasonal touch. Tablescapes: Set your dining table with fall-themed tableware, including dishes, placemats, and napkins. Incorporate natural elements like leaves, pinecones, or small pumpkins as centerpieces. Fall-Themed Decor: Invest in or craft fall-themed decor items like wreaths, decorative signs, and figurines. These pieces can be placed throughout your home to infuse it with autumn charm. Scented Diffusers: Use scented diffusers #ad or potpourri with fall fragrances like apple cider, cedarwood, or cinnamon to enhance the overall sensory experience. Transitioning Outdoor SpacesDon't forget to update your outdoor spaces for fall, too: Front Door Decor: Add a fall wreath to your front door and place pots of mums or ornamental kale on your porch for a welcoming entrance. Patio and Garden: Swap out your summer patio furniture cushions for ones in fall colors. Consider adding outdoor heating elements like a fire pit or patio heater for chilly evenings. Outdoor Lighting: Hang string lights or lanterns to create a cozy outdoor ambiance for gatherings with family and friends. Maintain VersatilityAs you update your decor for fall, keep in mind that versatility is key. Many fall elements can be easily incorporated and then swapped out for winter decor when the time comes. This ensures that your home always feels fresh and seasonally appropriate.
When fall starts to roll around, the weather gets cooler and people tend to spend more time indoors. Whether you're hosting Thanksgiving dinner or simply want to enhance your home for your family and friends, consider spending a little extra time and effort decorating your dining room for fall this year. Here are some inspirational ideas and tips you can use to make your dining room extra special. Choose a Fall Color SchemeWhen decorating your dining room for fall, one of the most important things to consider is what colors you want to use. Fall is known for its warm-toned colors, so consider using decor in colors like deep reds, burnt oranges, golden yellows, rich browns, and rustic greens for your dining room. If you prefer a bit more sparkle, consider adding warm metallic hues of gold, brass, copper, or rose gold. For a more unique designer look, add in some less traditional fall colors, such as pink, navy blue, eggplant, and white. Don't ignore the current color of your dining room and other adjacent rooms in your home when selecting a color scheme. All colors need to work together to create a cohesive fall interior design. LinensTable linens are a key element of decorating your dining room for fall. You can select a table runner, tablecloth, placemats, and/or cloth napkins. Your table linens must work together to complement your color scheme. Linens can be basic so that they do not draw attention from your table decor, or your linens can be a focal point. If you want your linens to be a background element, consider selecting plain white for an elegant look or burlap for a more rustic look. If you want your linens to be a focal point, consider using linens with a pattern, such as plaid/tartan, or a bold color, such as cranberry or even a metallic bronze or gold. DishesYour dishes and silverware also play a part in your overall fall decor. Basic white dishes or plain clear glass dishes will allow your food to be the focal point. If you want your dishes to be a focal point, you can select dishes with a fall inspired pattern or fun color. Be careful not to go too juvenile with your patterns. A plate with a very detailed realistic-looking pumpkin is great, but a plate with a cartoon-looking pumpkin tends to look cheap. CenterpieceThe focal point of a dining room is usually the dining table centerpiece. Common centerpiece elements for fall include pumpkins, gourds, candles, flowers, and green foliage. Also consider some less common, but appropriate for fall, centerpiece elements, such as dried grapevine wreath, dried flowers, twigs, fruit, and fabric ribbons. The designer trick for making your centerpiece look extra special is to vary the height to add interest. Make sure you do not make the centerpiece too tall to block the view of people on opposite sides of the table. Extra FlairIf you want to add some extra flair to your dining room to take it over-the top, consider adding fall decor to other places in the room. You can decorate your sideboard or buffet with more fall items to complement your dining table. Also consider swapping out your wall art for different art with a autumn feel or color scheme. You can even add autumn decor to the top of your picture frames. You can swap out your dining room rug for one that has the colors in your fall color scheme. Also consider adding some decorations to your chandelier to make it feel more like fall.
Thanksgiving is a wonderful time to share food with family and friends. Many people like to decorate their home seasonally, and decorating for Thanksgiving is no exception. Whether your style is traditional or modern, colorful or muted, over the top or subtle, you can decorate your dining room to suit your personal style. Here are some ideas for decorating a dining table for Thanksgiving. Form Follows FunctionThink about what food items, dishes, glasses, and other items you want to put on your Thanksgiving dining table before you start decorating for Thanksgiving. Will the food be put on plates in the kitchen, on the dining room server, or will the platters of food be placed on the table? If you have a large decorative centerpiece and want to serve food on the table, make it easily removable so that it doesn't get in the way when dinner starts. If you wish to keep the decorations on the table instead of the turkey, make sure the decorations are low enough that everyone's sight lines to each other are not blocked. You can even create a basic dining room tablescape and add some items to it for fall, then add a few more items for Halloween, then remove those items and add some items to it to transition into Thanksgiving. Tablecloth or PlacematYour table cloth or place mat is the ideal place to create a color scheme for your Thanksgiving dinner table. You can even use a decorative scarf or accent fabric on top of a simple tablecloth you already own. Using the fabric as a jumping off point, you can select a traditional color scheme of fall colors using orange, yellow, and burgundy, or you can select a more modern color scheme using less color and more metallics. If you like pastel colors, then go with that. Don't be afraid to be a little unconventional and unique. For a more classic look, a white tablecloth is almost always appropriate. A textural neutral tablecloth adds warmth the dining table and serves as a calming element for a bold centerpiece. CenterpieceAn array of fall vegetables is a nice option for a Thanksgiving dining table centerpiece. You can use different sized pumpkins, gourds, and ornamental corn in a bowl, on a platter, or in a cornucopia to add to the Thanksgiving mood. A floral bouquet is always a nice touch, especially if the flowers incorporate the colors of your color scheme. Fall colored leaves are very popular as well as old family photos and bouquets of twigs or wheat. Pine cones and acorns add a nice texture to dining room tablescapes. Fine ChinaDon't forget to use your fine china and crystal during Thanksgiving dinner. Consider using a decorative charger to add color to your basic white china. A woven bamboo charger or another textural material makes plain white china look more interesting. CandlesCandles are a nice addition to the Thanksgiving dinner table. Make sure to keep fire safety in mind, especially if there will be young children passing plates at the table. Consider using non traditional brown metallic candle holders or orange candles to add color to the table. You can also use a hurricane glass filled with decorations and a candle (be careful the decorations don't catch on fire). The hurricane glass can be filled with small pumpkins, colorful leaves, pine cones, or most anything else you can think of. For a classic look, antique brass candlesticks with white candles is a timeless choice. Consider mixing and matching different candlesticks or different candle sizes for a more unique Thanksgiving tablescape. Napkin RingsNapkin rings on cloth napkins are a nice touch to add extra flair during Thanksgiving. There are many different styles to choose from. The napkin rings can even coordinate with your candle holders. If you want to be creative, you can make your own napkin rings with fall themes of pumpkins, corn, feathers, turkeys, and orange colors. Napkin rings can be all the same, or you can vary them slightly in color or pattern, but try to keep the shape and size consistent so your tablescape feels cohesive and well designed. Place CardsFor a more formal Thanksgiving dinner, consider using place cards with everyone's names on them. For an added special touch, you can add a personalized note on the place card saying why you are thankful for that particular guest. Instead of place cards, consider personalizing napkins with the guest's name on the napkin using paint or embroidery. Kids TableIf you have a separate kids table for Thanksgiving dinner, make sure to give just as much thought (if not more) to the decorations of that table. Make it feel less like a secluded table in the kitchen and more like a table that is better and more fun than the main dining table. Here are some dining room images for decorating inspiration.......
