Firepit
November Sky
Searching for treasure in the yard
They mostly just found old nails haha
Metal Detector
Seed pod
Babyzilla
Sticks
Leaf
Wood piles
A large acorn top
Turkeys at sunrise
Knockout roses at sunrise
These little yellow strawberries continue to produce!
Swinging in the Eno hammock
Egg sack (not sure what kind of bug)
Dexie stretching and enjoying a nice stick
Match box
A pretty, old box of matches; we’ve had this box forever (maybe got it at a thrift store in Connecticut?) but I was just admiring it the other day and thought I would snap a few pics of it)
The garden
Maggie in the garden
Blackberries
At school
After school
Siam basil
Painting in progress
Paintings in progress
Hat crocheted with Isaac Mizrahi yarn (Sutton, East End)
Jewelry made with stones, leather and a shell (beads and leather cord from Michael’s craft store)
Collaborative painting in progress
Collaging
The sun going down earlier means less time outdoors, but a lot more art indoors!
Cooking
Fire
We finally got our first real cold weather today (even some snow, though it didn’t stick) so of course I am already thinking about next year’s garden. One plant I really want to grow is Lunaria (Silver Dollar Plant). Thanks to Eliza for the inspiration for that one! I missed having Eucalyptus (another Silver Dollar, haha!) this year, so would like to grow that again in 2016. And so the “to-grow” list begins.
Hope you all are having a nice weekend!
I really enjoyed your beautiful pictures…..I love how technology allows me to see how your doing while I’m gone…..miss you guys!!
Another great series – love ‘Zilla’s braids, your jewelry creations, the patchwork colors in the garden and you still have strawberries – wow! Glad to inspire a plant for your garden. Remember, Lunaria are biennial, so perhaps sow them 2 years in a row, where they can go wild and self-sow from then on. They are such a pretty luminous plant.
Have a great turkey day!