Meanwhile, here's a picture of our front porch sporting some of it's fall finery. Later, closer to October, we'll add a bale of hay and a scarecrow. And some Indian corn.
Some of our houses haven't had a front porch. I love having one again!
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Just Poppin' In
It's a dark and almost dreary day here at the resort. Dan is off working and I've been puttering away here and there. I'm working on some things in my sewing room for the shop and in a little bit I'll start a soup in my pressure cooker (thanks for helping inspire me to get it, CJ). Fifteen bean soup with elk German sausage, thank you for asking. :-)
Meanwhile, here's a picture of our front porch sporting some of it's fall finery. Later, closer to October, we'll add a bale of hay and a scarecrow. And some Indian corn.
Meanwhile, here's a picture of our front porch sporting some of it's fall finery. Later, closer to October, we'll add a bale of hay and a scarecrow. And some Indian corn.
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I took a closer look at the wallhanging, Chris. I love it. I believe the left side (where the tree and pumpkins are) is from a booklet I recently purchased where they're originally skinny banners.
ReplyDeleteI love what you did with yours.
Looks like Fall is well underway at your house.
Our current home doesn't have a front porch Chris, I never thought I would l miss it so much! Of course I don't have 100 acres filled with sheep down in the valley to gaze upon any more either... LOL
ReplyDeleteI'll be pressure cooking today too, corned beef. Love those pressure cookers!
German Elk sausage? Boy I'd love to sample that!
Porches are nice. In the words of a certain song -- ". . . the prettiest sight to see is the holly that will be on your own front door."
ReplyDeleteWe saw the beginnings of fall color as we traveled the river road today.