Golden tamarack trees just brighten up the views everywhere. Gorgeous contrast with the spruces deep greens. |
Life has been fast paced this past week so not too much more has been completed on the WIP-be-gone or my Q-4 list. That being the case, I seriously need to just be and breath today; so am planning on stitching February's design for the Red Thread. Here's how it looks this morning.
I find hand stitching very soothing and zen-like. When I stitch I totally zone out and stop this monkey mind of mine besides progress some more on a project. Ahhh....
Will be linking this up with Kathy's Slow Stitching Sundays and the stitchery link Party over at Super Mom No Cape.
Another day this past week the youngest grandchildren came after school. We needed to dispose of the mammoth Sunflower that is in the lower raised garden bed and I urged Popi to leave it so the youngest one who loves Giant AND Jack and the Beanstock could use an ax and chop it down.
Of course the older sister wanted in on the action too. Clearly you can see they got right into it!
Enjoy your "Funday", whatever your plans. And remember to send praise for the many blessings you have. My brother is hosting his dirt bike invitational today so am happy it's warmer this weekend than last despite the drizzle. ; )
3 comments:
I'm not familiar with Tucker Lake Or why your Grandson is there,But I will say a prayer that he receives whatever it is he needs. The youngest are cute trying to chop down the sunflower.
Hope you have a restful and peaceful day.
The fall colors are gorgeous. We have a lot of asparagus fern here with the red berries, but I have never seen one change to the golden color - unless it is dying.
That was quite the sunflower to chop down!
I love the reds of Tennessee, but never knew the yellows could be so gorgeous, too!
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