But, one thing I am always happy to discuss is the season of autumn. I feel like this year, autumn is passing by so quickly. Perhaps it has to do with my busier life having sent the oldest to a brick and mortar school. Perhaps it has to do with aging or perhaps it just really is the nature of things. Autumn in my neck of the woods is spectacular and this year was no exception despite a dry summer. Nature has a way of shushing my normally frantic brain to silence and awe in the month of October (and November!) This quiet has spilled over to my digital life unintentionally. I meant to blog more when I fasted from social media but instead I found myself enjoying the freedom from the online ball and chain.
So without further ado, let me share some pictures to distract you from the crazy political goings-on in this great land....
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| deer spotting |
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| thankful |
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| morning staples on my front porch - coffee and prayer journal |
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| only God can make a tree... |
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| ...and pumpkins |
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| spot the husband |
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| gourds |
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| my joyful child |
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| can I just tell you? this man still gives me goosebumps 20 years later (16 of it married) |
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| rolling, rolling, rolling |
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| jack-o'-lanterns in the making |
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| I love where I live |
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| they love where they live |
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| beautiful evening for trick or treating |
On the next post, let's talk about running (for real this time, you know who you are lol)
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