For of this world one never sees enough and to dine in harmony with nature is one of the gentlest and loveliest things we can do.
In his book "Iberia," James A. Michener reflects on the beauty of engaging with the world around us. He emphasizes that the experiences and wonders of the world are abundant, suggesting that there is always more to discover and appreciate. This sense of exploration extends beyond mere observation; it encompasses a deeper connection with nature and its many offerings.
Michener highlights the harmonious relationship that can be fostered through simple acts, such as sharing a meal in a natural setting. He describes dining in unison with the environment as one of the most serene and delightful experiences, illustrating how such moments allow us to fully appreciate the tranquility and richness of life.
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