Showing posts with label Signs of Autumn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Signs of Autumn. Show all posts

Sunday, August 23, 2026

Signs of Autumn

Tiny signs of autumn are being spotted every day.

Morning and nighttime air is cooler.

Small patches of colored leaves are showing up on some bushes and trees.

Hummingbirds who were coming faithfully to the feeder in the teeny front yard are no longer sipping their sugar water.

One gift of Mother Nature that will be terribly missed in the coming cold season is the sound of birds chirping in the trees in front and in back of the apartment.

It's wonderful to hear their chirpy chatter which is just about silent when the snows begin to fall.

The framed image of birds that now sits on the dresser will be switched to something more reminiscent of the fall or winter season.

That image is shown in today's blog post.

It's good to thank the Heavenly Father for the birds, the flowers, and all the other pleasures of spring and summer that we have so richly seen, tasted, and enjoyed.

The image actually comes from a thank you card that was simply cut and framed.

Pretty soon we'll be appropriately singing, "Bye, Bly Birdie" and that will be a sad tune til next spring.

Friday, September 20, 2024

Signs of Autumn

 


Although it has not yet officially arrived on the calendar, there are signs of autumn everywhere.

For instance, displays of autumn as well as Halloween art pack a store featuring home accessories.

The velvet pumpkins with wavy stems come in several sizes.

Even the small one, seen in this post, appeals.

In addition, happy-faced pumpkin paper plates call for display, rather than for just eating off of.

A lighted orange/cinnamon Village candle, made in Maine, fills the air with spicy fragrance.

Those three objects are simply meant to be together to form a sweet autumn vignette.   

DO YOU REPURPOSE THINGS AROUND YOUR LIVING SPACE?

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