Mr. Garner and I have enjoyed at least a month of morning walks on neighborhood streets bordered with large leathery sycamore leaves. They are of the perfect size and texture and quantity to provide a satisfying crunch when stepped on, … Continue reading Drift past my window
The sun sets due West today, and the temperature has dipped a little in convenient recognition of my post-summer hunger for long sleeves, colorful socks, pumpkin chocolate chip cookies and hot spiced apple cider. I’m going to buy a bright … Continue reading Where all the leaves are gold…
On a recent cool, crisp, October morning at Middle Ridge Farm, we stepped out the door and headed to the barn. A stiff breeze swooping down the ridge and across the field caught my breath and caused me to snuggle … Continue reading Not a leaf…
I love Autumn! My affection for fall colors and themes is at home in our 1919 Craftsman Bungalow year round, after all, Arts & Crafts colors are drawn from nature, and especially the warm hues of Autumn. But GraceNotes and … Continue reading Warm Hues of Autumn…
Sunday nights are soup night. It started back when I had rehearsals on Sunday afternoons for a community choral group. Mr. Garner would watch the game on the TV in the kitchen, chop ingredients, saute, stir and simmer until I … Continue reading Chicken Soup and Sourdough on the Back Porch
Rabbit Trails 