Pumpkin Photos 2016
Happy Halloween! What a great day to appreciate the beauty of pumpkins! Here are the ones I have enjoyed this season…
Happy Halloween! What a great day to appreciate the beauty of pumpkins! Here are the ones I have enjoyed this season…
As usual, I have separated the links by topic to assist you, but this month, because of the coming elections, I have separated the ideas section into “political” and “other” so you can easily find those you most want to see or avoid
It takes a lot of time to process, cook and freeze all this food, but I am very grateful for it all.
If this is our season then doom is our fate;
Our politics are treason and we are its freight.
There are differences between abstract and non-objective painting, and the purpose for their titles is different too.
This moving story will hold you until the last word and beyond. Read it if you need to remember not to take anything for granted.
Hold close to your essential self. Get to know it, the way you get to know everything in the world about someone you’re in love with…
It was great to see this wonderful Renaissance in Pastel show at the Slater Museum in Norwich, Connecticut.
Good Bible translation and reference tools on websites, in apps, and books that I would recommend.
If natural collections are something you or yours are into, you’ll want to put visiting this place on your list for your next visit to the big apple!
This is delicious and so uncomplicated, you’ll be glad to have tried it!
I love being surrounded by the trees right now, each one a kaleidoscope of color, done by the hand of the master pointillist!
Join me here for a stroll around New Pond Farm, as I revel in the first stages of the changing colors.
I spent some time over the weekend reading this cookbook, and trying the recipes, and got some great ideas from it. The recipes are easy to follow, without hard to find ingredients, and taste good.
These two abstract paintings depict autumn foliage in morning mist, with vibrant leaf color emerging and popping in refracting light.
How insulting to the other beings–to foraging black bears and twisted old cypresses–that no longer sense us talking to them, but only about them, as though they were not present in our world.
I love a story about rising up from behind and winning that shows the indomitability of the human spirit. I give this movie 5 stars, and highly recommend you see it.