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| A blast from the past. Me and T from Halloween 1983. I was Pat Benatar and T was a flasher of course :0) |
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| I downloaded a fun little app called The Walking Dead Dead Yourself app. This is what me and T look like as zombies. Pretty scary stuff! |
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| Happy Halloween everyone! |
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| With temperatures warming up to 80 today, the ladybugs are out in force. My utility room is full of them and they're all over the back porch. Seems like this happens every year in October when it warms up. I guess this is what they call "Indian Summer." |
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| Cool Bull |
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| Zombie Cat. He would be great in The Walking Dead :0) Heading out of town to watch the Vols play Alabama. Hoping the Vols can pull off the upset. |
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| My cat Bullet would never let me dress him up like this. Through the power of PicMonkey, I can dress him up all I want and not get bitten or clawed. I hope these pictures put a smile on your face on this cold Thursday. |
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| Finally getting my Fall on. It looks like there will be frost on the pumpkin again tonight. We had our first frost of the year this morning. |
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| Guardian of the mums and pumpkins :0) |
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| Our camera was sitting on top of the bar when I got up this morning. That means that Terry took some sunrise pictures. He captured these two lovely shots around 7 am. Happy Tuesday everyone! |
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| Two or three years ago I posted a picture of these mushrooms on this blog. They grow in our side yard and I haven't seen them since until now. They look like something out of a fairy tale. Follow this link to an article about mushrooms common to Tennessee. |
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| Terry brought these beautiful mums home the other day. They are called Point Pelee mums and are strictly indoor mums. I've never heard of them before. I think he found them at Lowes. These mums made their debut in 2006, they aren't perennial and they are the first bicolor floral mum ever. They almost look like daisies. |
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| The cold front finally got through here last night with a lot of heavy rain. This morning we woke up to a temp of around 50 and lots of fog. The fog quickly burned off when the sun broke through the clouds and it's been an absolutely gorgeous fall day. The leaves on our Tulip Poplar are already turning and were beautiful against the blue sky. I hope it stays this way for awhile! |
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| Three weeks ago I cut my rose bush almost down to the ground and it's back with a vengeance. You know it's been a warm fall when your rose bush is full of buds. I think we're going to have a warm fall because we never really had summer this year, but that's just my humble opinion. |
