Winter whites are all right by me. (And Moa!) I've been using a mismatched set of punch cups to hold little treasures and Moa's curtain shows the shadow of her sun-catcher. See you next week! And an early Happy Thanksgiving to my U.S. friends! *Gobble gobble!*
Top: My photo
Bottom: Moa's photo
Together: Pink and gold goodness
It's becoming a bad habit, posting our pics for the week on some day later than the Monday that we originally set out to do it on.
I offer up my chandelier and Moa's pretty onions on a vintage dish as an apology. Late posts will probably happen again this year, and I'm not really sure how many people are checking in here anyhow, but we are still taking our photos each week, and I very much so look forward to seeing Moa's each Sunday night/Monday morning. I hope you do too.
Moa's knitting books and my little mums cheered us up last week as the days get darker. There may have even been talk of snow being good because it reflects more sun. But it's not quite time for that yet, thankfully. (?) Hopefully! The year is flying by, but fall seems to be giving it's all to hang on. These pics together at a glance could even confuse someone into thinking it was spring. Life is lovely, how the circle of it just keeps turning round.
Rainy roadtrip to Duluth. Said a sudden goodbye to a friend. Weekend morning along the river. Doing some of our favorite things "one more time"... Eating at Sea Salt, watching the fish at Bachman's, late afternoon stroll through the neighborhood. Running down the block and walking under gorgeous fall trees. Doodling always relives stress. Kicking leaves helps too. My little lion started a new adventure. He loves it. A heavy weight was lifted. Everything is good.
Looky looky, raindrops! Raindrops on my cabbage and raindrops on Moa's window. So often it seems like we live much closer to each other than Minnesota and Sweden say we do on a map. It amazes me that we can be influenced by such similar things some weeks.
Happy week 43! Next week's photo will be saying goodbye to October. How did November get here so fast?! Is everyone saying that? I can't help it, it's so true.
Hmmmmm... seems we were feeling quite "of the same mind" when we chose and framed our subjects. =)
My dahlia and Moa's new plant.
Longfellow Gardens, at it's most glorious in the fall. I shot these back in September and wanted to share them before I forget. Pretty soon snowy mush will wreak it's havoc. But hopefully not tomorrow or something crazy like that. Hoooopefully...
