Seduce: to win over; attract

Yarn seduces me with her siren call. "Pick me! Pick me!" I am hopelessly enchanted by yarn and am delighted by the endless choices.
Showing posts with label fall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fall. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 27, 2009

Punkins'



... in the pumpkin patch
















Checking out the pumpkins
My favorite punkins'!!

Tuesday, September 22, 2009

Jeans weather





... and I'm lovin' it!!! and yes, I have my jeans on!


Today is the first day of fall marking the transition from summer (HOT) into winter (COLD) (I can only wish for cold here, lol).

"Listen! the wind is rising, and the air is wild with leaves,
We have had our summer evenings, now for October eves!"
--Humbert Wolfe

I love the fall. I love the cooler temperatures, the leaves changing colors (oh wait! they don't have changing leaf colors here), the holidays, and the crisp clean air. {cough! cough! still waiting on the clean air, sniffle! allergies, sniffle! ragweed, cough!}

It is a windy 60 degrees outside, perfect knitting weather.

"When the bold branches
Bid farewell to rainbow leaves -
Welcome wool sweaters."
--B. Cybrill



Time to start working on sweaters! ... but first... onto clue #4 on the SKA KAL Mystery Sock!

Friday, October 3, 2008

Is it Fall yet??

Our tempuratures had be cooler. If you consider 50 degrees at night and 80 degrees during the day cooler. I do! After surviving 105 degrees (and a couple of days higher) this summer, I was ecstactic over getting up to 60 degrees in the morning. It was wonderful! I could snuggle under the covers early in the morning until I made myself get up. And then, I actually put on more clothes! Yep, in the morning it was cold cool enough to wear socks!! I would sit wrapped up in a blanket and read my emails while sipping tea. Wonderful!

So what happened?! It has been hot, again, for the last three days! It is not even noon and is now 83 degrees! with temperatures climbing into the high 90s. And look:

no clouds. Just blue skies. yep, HOT.

And while I was out getting proof of hotness, I thought I'd share these:


Catus. There is plenty of catus here.

And Mesquite trees.

So there won't be any Fall Folige viewing here. Nope. None. I've been told Mesquite trees do not loose their leaves. They don't even turn colors!!

It has also been mentioned we might have cooler weather in November. What?! I have to wait for November for great weather?

Guess I'll be inside the air conditioning wearing my warm knitted socks.