19 September




 mums in the doorway at Beacon Hill

 I can't quite remember which street this was on....something off Pinkney Street I think

Autumn is my very favorite season

though summer runs a very close second....all barefoot and easy like

I love the doorways all dressed up for the season

and an orange door with mums....oohhh be still my heart.


 the fun


Most years I get together with my daughter, Hannah, and visit the sunflower orchard

we bring our cameras and a picnic lunch.

The flowers are as big as we are 

and the bees buzz just as loudly.

the random


I tend to bring home treasures
and pile them up on the hutch in the kitchen...

the heart shaped rocks are from my trip to Lake Champlain this summer

the nest of clam shells from the beach across the street

and the cookbooks are a few of my favorites

Now that the weather is cooling down a bit I am ready 

to turn the oven back on and fill the house with

delicious aromas

The good, the random, the fun

Comments

  1. Tamar SB19 September 2016 at 07:23

    I love mums, such a sign of fall!

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  2. Molly21 September 2016 at 17:29

    I am a real summer person so the Autumn always makes me a bit sad because I know it means we are heading fast towards my most hated season. I do love the colours though and also the lingering hint of summer. If only winter did not have to come next

    Mollyxxx

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