I have been so busy with work
and church that I’m practically disconnected from social media these days
(although I dip my toes in Facebook throughout the day). Someday I’ll get
around to everyone’s blogs again!
Sunday,
October 4th
We
had the Blessing of the Animals at church – 11 dogs, 5 birds, & one cat!
Susie
is still going strong.
One
of our book club members was having a birthday & brought cake. It was
really good ya’ll.
Monday,
October 5th
Gratuitous squirrel pictures.
Tuesday,
October 6th
I got my hair cut! This is my
Facebook status (which got the most likes & comments of any picture I’ve
ever posted – bizarre!): In my ongoing battle against hot flashes, here
is my new hair. Next step: shaving my head. (Please note: my hot flashes are
NOT that bad, but since until now I've been cold natured, I have NO tolerance
for them.)
My daily walk.
Wednesday,
October 7th
Ms. Pinky.
Thursday,
October 8th
The Yellow Springs sunflowers are
doing their thing again this year.
Square #1 of pattern #20. This one
was a bit difficult, and as you can tell it definitely
needed to be blocked!
Friday,
October 9th
Dr. M took a picture of one of
my favorite trees – a shag bark hickory.
Square #2 of pattern #20.
Saturday,
October 10th
Dr. M
& I took a nice drive around the country-side, went to the farmer’s market,
and ended up with ice cream (yes, this is the only picture I took). When we got
back I mowed (mostly to mulch the leaves). That canceled out the ice cream
calories, right?
Square #3
of pattern #20. Yes, I do believe that I blocked it in a sort of trapezoidal fashion.
Hope everyone has a great week!
Love the field of sunflowers.
ReplyDeletegreat pics. love the new do. when I got my hair cut I went from almost to my waist to shoulder length and then about two weeks later off my shoulders and neck.
ReplyDeleteYes, I DO dig your new look. And that strange hickory tree, too.
ReplyDeleteI love your new hair do! Very Audrey Hepburn-ish! The hickory tree looks like it has ghost faces in it.
ReplyDeleteThere is cake at book club??? Have I been missing out all this time? Wait...I can't join a book club, it takes me six months to read one book!
Love, Love, Love the hair cut.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute cut. I dealt with hot flashes for a couple weeks after surgery. Not fun!! Hope the cool breeze on your neck helps.
ReplyDeleteBusy is good...sounds like it is all good things!
I am trying like hell to think of a way to use the phrase Shag Bark Hickory at least once a day. The tree is too lovely to use its name as an epithet.
ReplyDeleteI like the new hairstyle, but I am far more intrigued by the reason for its adoption.
Wow, I missed this post. Like the haircut, sunflowers, pinky and shaggy.
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