The fields of pumpkins are thriving now.
And so are the fronts of the local grocery stores.
“Pumpkins are how
October says hello.”
How I See God In My Everyday Life
The fields of pumpkins are thriving now.
And so are the fronts of the local grocery stores.
“Pumpkins are how
October says hello.”
I bet you have seen these utensils in a store somewhere. They come in all different color schemes. I saw these at Buckee's. I decided to do a bit of research on them.
These are Baltique utensils. No two patterns are ever alike!
They’re made
from laminated Pakka wood, where thin layers of dyed birch are pressed together
to form those rings and stripes. Each piece shows its own pattern depending on
how the block was cut.
They’re
functional art — durable, water and heat ‑resistant, and safe for cooking.
“Colors carved from
wind and flame.”
I have always been terrified of spiders. So why did I snap this when I saw it? For you, my faithful followers! It is crystal, or glass, or maybe plastic. I don't know because I didn't touch it. It was bigger than a toaster oven!! OY! Blame Home Goods for this beautiful monstrosity.
“Every step is a
threat wrapped in glitter, a shimmer that stalks.”
I tend to give houses pet names, according to what they look like and what kind of decor is outside.
I have named this one the Knick-Knack House. The reason is kind of apparent!
And they light up at night!
“Knick‑knacks: tiny
stories that refuse to be quiet.”
Reflected in the window across the street
“September sets the sky on fire just to prove
it still remembers summer.”
The first pumpkin stand of the season is open! This one is my favorite because of the wall of pumpkins.
“Under the autumn
moon, the pumpkins wait;
take home a little
round piece of fall.”
So far, I have only seen two houses decorated for fall. Here is the first one. It has a cool flag and two wreaths.
The other house is ours. We have two flags outside. A small one by the road and a large one in front of the house. They are very bright so people can see them from the road.
The large one is a stained glass pumpkin.
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“A prematurely autumn porch is a tiny omen: the
cozy darkness is coming.”
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“The first house to dress for fall is the one
that knows magic doesn’t wait for permission.”
The fields of pumpkins are thriving now. And so are the fronts of the local grocery stores. “Pumpkins are how October says hello.”