Sunday, September 30, 2018

Scare The Summer Away

The closest full moon to the September equinox is called the Harvest Moon.

Native Americans call it the Corn Moon,
a time to celebrate the abundance of the earth
and harvest their fields of corn.

It's a time of great celebration, dancing and food!

I brought out my Corn Maiden to celebrate the harvest
and the coming of Fall.



Corn Maiden



She is telling the stories of the harvest to her children.

Fall Corn Maiden



One of our local weathermen suggested 
the whole town should decorate for Fall and Halloween
and maybe that would scare the summer away!

With the help of my little corn maiden,
I'm taking that advice.


Hello Fall
Quirky Owl from West Elm




Pumpkin Spice
Mug from Fiesta



Wishing YOU well and much joy!


Fall Collage










Sunday, September 23, 2018

It's Looking Like Fall






It's looking like fall ...
inside the house.



Fall Flowers



Fall Bouquet


And, outside the house
(even though the temps are still in the 90s).

Wreath



Getting Ready for Fall



I keep hoping the fall decorating will make me feel cooler!


Fall is Coming!

In a further attempt to make myself feel "cool",
I'm making this:


Hooded Poncho


Hooded Poncho

The yarn may look familiar.
I made a scarf from the same color-way.
I love how Scarfie by Lion Brand feels
and it is easy to work with. 
You can't beat patterns from Mama In A Stitch.

Whenever fall decides to arrive, I'll be ready! 


Hooded Poncho

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Sunday, September 16, 2018

Try To Remember





After ten days of cloudy weather.
today the sun is shining.
The light is changing to the wonderful light of Autumn.

Swallowtail



The spicebush swallowtail made an appearance 
on the lantana in Musashi's Garden. 


Swallowtail



I found a lovely collage on FB that included some of the lyrics to
Try To Remember.


Swallowtail


I'm aging myself I'm sure when I say I remember
Harry Belafonte signing this lovely song.

Swallowtail


Try to remember the kind of September
When life was slow and oh so mellow.
Try to remember the kind of September
When grass was green and grain was yellow.

Spicebush Swallowtail



A little over a year ago this is what it looked like around Twisty Lane.
I send thoughts and prayers to the good folk in North Carolina. 


Hurricane Harvey



Wishing YOU well and much joy!

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