The pattern of the sunset amazed me. I had never seen anything like it. It looked like a knitting pattern - a sweater for the sky.
"The horizon
wore a knit shawl of fire, stitched by the hands of dusk."
How I See God In My Everyday Life
The pattern of the sunset amazed me. I had never seen anything like it. It looked like a knitting pattern - a sweater for the sky.
"The horizon
wore a knit shawl of fire, stitched by the hands of dusk."
It's that time of year again. Time to bring out the huge spooky inflatables. These are not ours, but they are in the neighborhood. I think that somehow, being inflatable makes them not as scary. Especially for the little kids. What do you think? Do you have any?
"The wind
fills their forms; the darkness fills their souls, and beneath the harvest moon
they stand watch until dawn."
I've grown quite tired of waiting for the trees to turn colors this fall. I do think the leaves are turning brown and dying before they even get a chance to show their colors. So I have decided to show you some that I snapped in the past!
These are all around our neighborhood.
This house went with all pastel
🍁 “October doesn't
knock on the door. It settles on the porch with pumpkins and stays awhile.”
One of my favorites just snapped recently.
"The sky put on
its brightest orange sweater and called it evening."
Look what we found only a few blocks from home! A pumpkin archway!
🍁
"Walk through the pumpkin arch and leave with pockets full of
October."
We came across a couple of these bushes in a front yard.
I put all of these photos in AI, and it claimed it is a Flowering Quince. I also looked up photos of a flowering quince and it does look like this.
But here's the thing. It is supposed to have a lot of thorns, and I don't see any on this bush!
I found a photo online of what it looks like when flowering. Pretty.
The pattern of the sunset amazed me. I had never seen anything like it. It looked like a knitting pattern - a sweater for the sky. "Th...