In the woods
Dexie
Red leaf
Kohlrabi
Fall arrangement; lion’s tail and blackberry branches from the garden
Very tall thanksgiving arrangement
Garlic seed head and winter squash (Baby and I were trying to take some artistic pictures at night; she’s holding the flashlight)
Squash skin detail
Playing cards after thanksgiving dinner
Playing cards
Side table
Droopy loofah vine gourd after a hard frost
Little mushrooms
Knockout rose
Wood Ear (Tree Ear)
Considered an edible and medicinal mushroom. A closely related species is cultivated in Asia and can be found in the United States in Asian markets. In Chinese, its name is “Hei mu-er.” You may have eaten it in Chinese hot and sour soup. The wood ear has been reported to positively affect blood coagulation and decrease blood cholesterol levels. Since it is a popular edible mushroom in China, it may contribute to the low incidence of heart disease there. (source: Missouri Department of Conservation)
Different lighting
DIY juggling balls: rice into plastic sandwich bags, into a balloon with the neck of the balloon cut off, then another balloon over that (to cover the opening) Click here for more detailed instructions.
Backyard
A lot of fur still on this deer skull (found by Dexie well over a year ago)
Turkey tails
After we celebrated thanksgiving we spent the weekend decorating…
Garden lights!
Pausing to contemplate our lighting scheme haha
Spy Garden looking quite magical!
Festive buck! haha
And on to Christmas it is!
The Spy takes Christmas very seriously ahhaha
