{Miles Davis goes well with these Ginger Snaps, just in case you ever wondered}
I crept out onto deck to escape the after lunch chatter, chili dishes being scraped to the last drop, sourdough bread sighed over. We stopped to pick it up from a grocery store bakery after church today. Everyone was in rapture over it. As I sat down on the bench, the gusty, lovely wind kissed my face, running its fingers though my hair. I closed my eyes and felt the glorious warmth blanket my face. The autumn colors are wooing us all, our drives to and fro becoming private Artist showings. I feel a prick of pain, heart and soul, as I know it will be all over much too soon. But never-mind that. I’m here now, aren’t I? And that prick was actually a wasp sting! Time to duck back into the house, supervising the meal clean up. Music playing, wind in the curtains, we get things generally put to rights. Annie and Noah head out with my father-in-law, Peter, and Amos in the rumbling, rusty farm truck, the “littles” staying home with me. I order them a dose of sunshine and then taking my own advice, grab coffee, with dash of half ‘n half, stack of books, a small quilt and head out myself. The wind hasn’t forgotten me, it’s welcoming as I sink back into the swing. What a perfect Sunday afternoon.
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What a lovely autumn day for you! We are entertaining Hurricane Nate (no relation to grandson Nathaniel). The rain has been fierce, and the one TV show I watch per week was interrupted three times by tornado warnings for other counties. I was relieved our county wasn’t mentioned and hope the others are spared.
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Oh no! Hopefully, you and your family stay safe, Anne. The hurricanes are insane this year. 😩
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There is something about a Sunday-as the song goes. So very true-yours sounded lovely
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