Last, Lingering Days of Summer

Only a few more days left, folks, and the summer of 2013 will be history.

When I see farm stands filled with chrysanthemums and pumpkins, there's no denying fall's soon-to-be arrival.

While I prefer to stretch summer out as long as humanly possible, it's time to concede that it's almost kaput. 

So I took down the pink rose wreath from the front door and hung the one my daughter made that's covered with autumn leaves.  

 This week, hubs and I took a ride to a Whitney's Farm Stand in Cheshire, Massachusetts.  

It's a great place that's always well stocked with good quality merchandise.

We bought some veggies and yes, some mums.







Most photos in this post were snapped  at Whitney's with the exception of the little lambie, shown below.

She just happened to show up in our back yard. Can you imagine that?

(She's our darling little one-year-old granddaughter who steals our hearts every single day, regardless of the season.

We love it when her parents come to town to visit and let lambie spend time with Grammie.)

WHAT IS ONE THING YOU DO WITHOUT FAIL EVERY AUTUMN?