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Ruth
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Wordless Wednesday
Silent Sunday
Sure Sign of Fall
After leaving my friend’s porch, I went to get into my car and saw the first golden maple leaf on my windshield.
City Deer in the Afternoon
From My Grandmother’s Album
No identifying marks on the back of this photograph. What is the story of these two women who lived more than a hundred years ago? I don’t think they are my ancestors. But I don’t know. Illinois Early 1900’s.
Wordless Wednesday
Airedale Duo on Guard
Henry and Josie anticipate Maura’s arrival, as she brings @perpetual_puppy_airedale (AKA Scout) into the house on Saturday afternoon.
My Pandemic pup(pet) has entertained the grandchildren virtually but Saturday they got to meet him in real life. He’s got an Instagram account and I’ve photographed him and posted. Maura said to me -when I had him on Face Time – let me see him run around on the floor, show me both your hands! He’s the best kind of pup for me, zero maintenance.
Four of the Grandkids, their mom and two real Airedales and were here this weekend for a quick 24 hour visit. I had not seen them in 3 months.
Signs of Autumn in Kiev Market
A guest blog photograph from my daughter-in-law who texted me this early Sunday morning.
Have to find out the Ukrainian word for these mushroom like pumpkin squash? I’ve never seen these before.
First day of fall is Tuesday September 22.
Autumnal Equinox–
The word “equinox” comes from Latin aequus, meaning “equal,” and nox, “night.” On the equinox, day and night are roughly equal in length. Farmers Almanac
Silent Sunday
Pincushion Flower in Joan’s Garden
Joan’s garden has many colorful varieties -this is Scabiosa – pincushion flower
Hungarian Csoroge
Aunt Linda made these Hungarian Csoroge
Can you pronounce it?
here’s a recipe
also known as Angel Wings, traditionally fried in hot lard.
there are similar fried dough recipes from: Poland (chrusciki, kruschicki) Italy (frappe or cioffe -bowtie cookies) Lithuania-(ausuki). Croatia-(Kroštule)
here’s a link to Nut Roll slideshow
Pretty plate from my friend Joanne.