This week was Veteran's Day
and last week we enjoyed the "trunk or treat" at our church:
cant really share any other pictures from it because it's other people's children, but we had a great turn out and lots of costumes and fun was had by all.
The farmers have their winter crops going: kale, turnips, cabbage, broccoli, collard greens, and a few carrots.
The farmers have their winter crops going: kale, turnips, cabbage, broccoli, collard greens, and a few carrots.
this guy visits us every day about supper time:
Thanks for coming to visit me here, and hope you have a great weekend, full of all the things you enjoy! Be safe, and be happy!
we love the weekends, but really, every day is a weekend day for us. you look good debi...happy!! i am sure those chickens are well fed, i happen to know chickens love watermelon!! your pumpkins look amazing!!
ReplyDeleteThose weren't our pumpkins-- that's at a store lol 😆 Lots of neat ones
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ReplyDeletei forgot about the boil bake...yes please, i am drooling!!
DeleteI love those watermelons and now I remember my grandmother that kept chickens giving them for the chickens to peck...they love them. The weather is gorgeous! Enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeleteSomehow your posts keep slipping by me. I wasn't on blogger much over the weekend, maybe that's why. I love seeing what's going on around your part of the country. The "Old Maids" are still pretty. Mine are long gone. That watermelon looks like a great treat for the "Ladies". And I love seeing Callie swirling around your legs. I know I have to watch where our kitties are or they will trip me up for sure. I enjoyed everything here. I was missing you today and thinking it had been too long since I'd heard anything from you. Praying all is well there. Things are good here, just been busy with little projects here and there. Take care my dear friend. Love to all of you.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your rendition of FALL---Halloween and Last Turning of the Fields and all the colors and tastes which signal the Closing In. First, Thank you for honoring all our Veterans and service people---our family number of Military Years is now only increasing by one year, with our young AF Grand in another country for Christmas.
ReplyDeleteAnd your colors---all those Last Market bright colors and flavors, and you'd just KNOW the last holdouts in the flowerbed would be a patch of ZEENYERS---Pink at that. Those sturdy stems have a wiry disposition that forbids just snatching one off the stalk, and they're still standing when the Frost hits.
And your picture of the Halloween Moon---Mine for the past two years, the out- my back door view has been a Dali-smeared landscape of light and shadow in golds and brasses and dark shapes of a Witches' Ballroom, with the dancers in shadow and shade.
Happy Thanksgiving to you---looking forward to your adventures.