Hi Stephanie, Nice to read that you had a great time while last summer days are still upon us. Exactly, rich colors of autumn make the season like a woman dressed up beautifully in ribbons and silks for a party.
In the meantime, You're invited for the Cocktail at my house. A thrilling cocktail, I promise;) In other words, I'm happy to announce that I-give-away. Take a chance for the lovelies I offer.
And, my special thanks for being a reader of my site.
PS Yesterday I mailed the package to you. A registered mail. So no worries, hopefully it'll arrive safe and secure to your side. No longer than the beg of next week.
What a lovely way to end a lovely day! It was fun! I stopped by because Willow mentioned that you still have plenty of soup. Thought I'd have lunch with you!
What glorious aurumn colours, produce and yummy soup. that photo of the cows is a delight, like a Constable painting. Re. your post above, ever since the famine in Europe after WW2 I've been wary. 15 yrs. ago I bought a farm big enough too house a large extended family and feed them. I've always thought that money is prey to inflation and market crashes, the only thing safe is a piece of dirt you can call your own for our lifetime. Somewere where no one has the right to kick you out... Buck up, it's not all bad.
I am a fool for a good camp fire! Nothing better than sitting around a fire with friends. A chill in the air, good conversation, good music...I have a friend who has a place where time can stand still while we sit by the fire. Did I mention good food and a nice beverage..... denise
We've partied until the cows came home.
May the season fill you with a huge harvest of joy.
Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower. ~Albert Camus
Thanks Stevie!
ReplyDeleteThe fire and the picnic were great.
Greetings Marianne
Hi Stephanie,
ReplyDeleteNice to read that you had a great time while last summer days are still upon us.
Exactly, rich colors of autumn make the season like a woman dressed up beautifully in ribbons and silks for a party.
In the meantime, You're invited for the Cocktail at my house. A thrilling cocktail, I promise;) In other words, I'm happy to announce that I-give-away. Take a chance for the lovelies I offer.
And, my special thanks for being a reader of my site.
PS Yesterday I mailed the package to you. A registered mail. So no worries, hopefully it'll arrive safe and secure to your side. No longer than the beg of next week.
Nihal at CrossRoads
Lovely photo post, and I've copied the soup recipe.Came indirectly via the black box.
ReplyDeleteHappy Autumn, Stevie! :) *hugs*
ReplyDeleteAny leftover soup? I want one more little cup.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely way to end a lovely day! It was fun! I stopped by because Willow mentioned that you still have plenty of soup. Thought I'd have lunch with you!
ReplyDeleteI love that Camus quote, Steviewren!
ReplyDeleteIs that wheelbarrow for me? I need one to take all those gourds home!
You said it, sister. Well said!
ReplyDeleteWhat glorious aurumn colours, produce and yummy soup.
ReplyDeletethat photo of the cows is a delight, like a Constable painting.
Re. your post above, ever since the famine in Europe after WW2 I've been wary. 15 yrs. ago I bought a farm big enough too house a large extended family and feed them. I've always thought that money is prey to inflation and market crashes, the only thing safe is a piece of dirt you can call your own for our lifetime. Somewere where no one has the right to kick you out... Buck up, it's not all bad.
I am a fool for a good camp fire! Nothing better than sitting around a fire with friends. A chill in the air, good conversation, good music...I have a friend who has a place where time can stand still while we sit by the fire. Did I mention good food and a nice beverage.....
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