Here is the last of the tomato harvest. They've been ripening on the dining room window sill.
As I was picking up pine cones this morning I decided that pine cones are a crop, too.
I have a sneaking suspicion that this sort of thing is what is making my sinuses ache and Bill sneezing big scary AH CHOOS.
Isn't this new Vera Bradley pattern fun? It's called Tutti Frutti. Kelli gifted me with a new bag. I love it!
I ironed and ironed and ironed yesterday morning and this morning. I like it, as I've told you before. There are only a few boring things left in the ironing basket.
Another photo of my SB stack. Aren't they pretty?
Great Granny's work hanging on the back of my chair.
Too well-used brooches.
My sweet English buddy Lynn stitched Sunshine for my birthday. SHE is an angel pie.
This is the looming pile of "homework" for Mrs. M. Drat.
I know I've shown you this before, but I love it so much. Thank you, Sandra! Polly, please DO put the kettle on.
Samantha Rose came to play today. She wanted to work in the garden.
Tea things ready in the Wendy house.
Jack is smiling from the interior of the tiny house.
And all of a sudden, it was time to make dirt soup.
And then Plum Cake woke up from her morning snooze.
You remember my "didn't turn out quite right" apple cozy, don't you? In the summer she's a watermelon cozy and NOW she is a pumpkin cozy.
Can you see Plum Cake's teething necklace? It's amber and it soothes.
Our maple tree is at her finest! She's a golden lady! It is extra-special beautiful here right now.
I won't be the most stylish granny on the beach, but I shall revel in the sun, sand, and sea. I'll see you soon!
