The Fall Of The Cow

 Tomorrow being the first day of Autumn, George The Big cow is ready! He is in his tractor with his farm friends all around.

“The cow knew it was autumn when the wind turned sweet and the meadows started telling stories in gold.”

New Cat!

 I bet you have probably heard by now that a new wild cat has been discovered! For the first time in 100 years. It's so nice to see a new animal instead of another one going extinct!!

It is smaller than a typical housecat, as you can see in this photo. About 18" long and 3 pounds.

It was spotted in the Bolivian Cloud forest. It has been named the Tokyo Tiger Cat, or Leopardus.

“Villagers say the Leopardus was not discovered — only remembered, as the fields reclaimed their oldest ghost.”

Sunday Sunset

 

“A September sunset is a curtain call — bold, burning, unforgettable.”

The Pumpkins

 The fields of pumpkins are thriving now.

And so are the fronts of the local grocery stores.

“Pumpkins are how October says hello.”

Stirring A Rainbow

 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.

If I had any of these, I would be afraid to use them or get food on them. They are just too pretty for their intended use.

“Colors carved from wind and flame.”

Crystal Venom

 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.”

The Knick-Knack House

 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.”