Dear Mother nature,
your wind storm
reminded us to put away
our patio furniture for the season
Tag: fall
Almost Over

This is what it looked like in my neighborhood on Wednesday. Gorgeous day. Temperature mild.
Our summer was extra dry, which is likely why our fall came late. Didn’t show up until the first week in November.
Continue reading “Almost Over”Since I’ve Been Gone

Since I’ve been gone from the blogging world, WordPress changed the format for drafting and posting. I don’t like it. It’s taking me forever to figure out how to add photos. What is this block thing? Why can’t I just write paragraphs as if on a page? Why do I need blocks? So frustrating. 🤦♀️
Continue reading “Since I’ve Been Gone”Words for Wednesday
Bolt, Fall, Roses
Bloggers, Dreams, and Outings
Well hello there. I hope this blog post finds you well.Last week we took some time off to enjoy the fall weather.
Each little outing we attempted started out with mishaps. I mean mishaps to the point where we almost gave up and said, forget it, let’s not do it.We plunged forward anyway, and each outing turned out perfect.
For one of our outings we entered an enchanted forest. Or at least it felt that way.
I wondered if talking critters and pixies might approach us at any moment.
What does this have to do with bloggers and Dreams, like the title says?
Nothing. I’m changing subjects now.
Lately, I’ve found myself having dreams about my blogger friends. In one dream, I was at some sort of a bloggers convention. Anneli was there, and so was Angela.I remember asking Anneli (in the dream) if I was pronouncing her name correctly.
I also remember asking Angela how she was doing after having to say good by to her beloved Sunburst, the horse.
A few more of you were also there, but I couldn’t make out who was who. One seemed like she might’ve been Kate and the other Kathy.
This has happened before, dreaming about bloggers, and it tells me that you’ve all had a significant influence in my life, and I thank you.I may be scarce (or in and out) in the blogging world in the coming days. Hopefully I’m wrong, but I fear there are some tense days ahead. We’re going to need to take special care during the coming days.
Everyone stay safe and well.
Five Seasons
Here we go again into another season without my Max. The grieving process is different for each individual, and for me, the first year is brutal with experiencing the change of seasons without him.
Created a Monster
Remember when I shared all the photos from my bird feeder? Remember how excited I was to have some new animal friends? Continue reading “Created a Monster”
Yellow Carpet
I took the above photo on Sunday.
Four Days for Goldilocks
Air conditions are off. Heat pumps and furnaces are off. Goldilocks is enjoying this “just right” weather. Everything is quiet, and I hear something rustling in the brush. Continue reading “Four Days for Goldilocks”
A Glimpse of Halloween
What a perfect night for Halloween in suburban Chicago 2018. The temperature requires only a sweater. The sky displays layers of pale yellow to pinkish-gray, reflecting onto golden glowing trees.
Continue reading “A Glimpse of Halloween”
Real Life Magic
On April 30th I walked along the creek near our house, and below is what it looked like.
Autumn’s Story
Autumn’s Story
Hopespring
I’d completely forgotten that hopeful feeling that comes with spring.
Lovely Day
The breeze caresses my skin like cool mint.
My hair gently flows in its wake.
The First Autumn
Release, Rest, Replenish
Weather Words Impromptu
Living Through Bloggers
Even though I experienced a taste of the fall on my visit back home a couple of weeks ago, where I live, I don’t get any change of seasons. So, I’m blessed to live those changes through my lovely blogger friends. Continue reading “Living Through Bloggers”
Simply Fall
The simple things in life entertain me. You have no idea how happy I am to experience autumn. After living in Florida for more than twenty years. I miss it so. (For those who missed my other blogs about my visit back home to the Chicago suburbs, click here, here and here.)
Most of you likely get to experience this every year, so these photos may be nothing new to you. But, oh how they tickle my soul and save the wonderful memory for me.