Thursday, October 31, 2019

Autumn Glory.....


Seems like yesterday that we were transitioning from summer into fall and now we are quickly leaving autumn behind for winter.  But not yet!

We have had mostly sunny days with a few rainy ones.  I've gotten out for blue-skied, mild temperature 2 mile walks.  I invite you to a peaceful, quiet showing of our brilliant autumn glory here in the PNW! Feel free to play your favorite soothing music as you wander!





















 




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                                                                                       I often see these jet trail patterns when I am walking.  
While living in northern Wisconsin, for a span of 2 years I had several dreams where I saw these patterns and blue sky.  I could never figure what they meant.  An air war perhaps?  (only  1-2 planes would fly over per day.) Now that I see them here often I have decided it is confirmation I am suppose to be here! 

   
A couple weeks ago I was privileged to stand with Kahana, Saul and baby Pomai for her baby dedication at church.    She is my grandchild, number 21!







Daughter Debbie is working as a nurse supervisor for a senior facility near me.  She is close enough to come for lunch occasionally.  
February ladies, Deb, Gram G, Micaela.  




                 I've put in a lot of time programming a digital album of early summer adventures with grandsons Eddy and Logan.  I make souvenir albums for trips with grandkids.  I so enjoy reliving the fun times with them and our family.  It soothes some otherwise lonely times.  


 Also with getting ordered by a certain date I got a really good deal on them...gotta include one for me.  I will be able to hand deliver them soon.  But you have to come back to find out why.....

Here is one lucky plant....
I wanted something for fall decorations but bargain priced. I found this lady at a local store.  It had a fair amount of blooms.  Our temperatures are getting cold so I bring her in at night and she gets to enjoy endless light on my stove under the night light.  Gonna see how long I can coax her to bloom...

What better way to keep the cold away from me than good, ol' pot roast, potatoes, carrots and cabbage smothered in home made gravy...oh, and a dab or two of butter....YUM! Not to brag, but I do enjoy my own cooking.....come for dinner or lunch anytime.  Not breakfast...
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A couple fun pix, shared from the internet
Image result for pictures of shape of Wisconsin

ALMOST Wisconsin cloud formation seen in Wisconsin... 


Perspective of people to the red woods (sequoias) of northern California.....

That, Folks, concludes autumn for me.  We are fast tumbling into the holiday season and more chilly weather.  I am a bit like reptiles that get slower the colder the temp gets....(I know, that's not a reptile, but seasonally appropriate.)



Happy Harvest
 from
 Curly the camel 
and 
Miss Bessie!!

Miss Bessie learning a new skill....
Hope the balloon doesn't pop....




This has been a good 21 autumn glory days in the life of Grandma G. 

"As long as the earth endures, seedtime and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, day and night will never cease."  (Genesis 8:22)

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