Happy Autumnal Equinox!
I absolutely love the autumnal season where everything still is so green and bright!
In spite of climate change issues with temperature changes already altering weather records, and higher prices than most areas of the U.S. it continues to be a lovely place to live.
Forty-three years ago we built our home with a lot of sweat equity and a $37,000 and a 30 year mortgage saved up with nickels and dimes and lots of hard work! I still love it aging issues and all.
After all we have aged right alongside the house we built, the fruit trees we planted and hundreds and hundreds of trees and shrubs and perennials. And now we constantly reap the rewards of those efforts by being the best stewards of this piece of land that we still can.
My wisteria vines are a delight in the summer and early fall. Here they are so full they are in need of another pruning to allow the centerpieces plant and decor to even show!
old grandchildren to scout out my hodge podge deck decor and make little scenes everywhere.
Here a real birds nest recently discovered having fallen from a tall tree is joined by 2 chickens, one wooden and one metal but still getting along famously without disagreements at all!
Look closely above, and you'll see that a 2nd birds next joined the decor! No wonder Jasper was staring at it!
And unfortunately with cloudy skies at night I am happily bringing in my own lights.
There was a spectacular harvest moon weeks back, but now I must be content with my 3 a.m. walkabout to see a delightful crescent moon and some tiny but lovely stars. Photos even "night" selected were just a blur but I can picture them in my mind. Meanwhile I know they, the moon, and the sun still shine!!!
The rest of my very long busy days and restful but awake hours, Jasper keeps me entertained under artificial lighting. Here, he appears to be making his shopping list from a Wilco Farm Store flyer.
Sharing an imaginative, magical, and healing journey from Alaska to Oregon.
"Creating, designing, sewing, quilting, and wildcrafting, from my heart and with my hands."
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