I’m not a fan of this season or the next but here are some photos I’ve snapped lately of life around here.
The dirt in the air from the farmers working the fields makes for stunning sunsets! I’m loving the fountain grass – thanks to K & JP for ‘getting’ me some a few years ago. 🙂
I actually got Nina to sit here and stay while I came behind for this photo. I wish I had the knowledge to take better sunset photos. It was really pretty! She cracked me up on this one. Stayed looking away from me until I called her. 🙂
Phil is knee-deep in harvest. Soybeans are done, wheat is drilled and coming up, corn is in process. The new drying system is going fine and he only runs it during the day. 🙂 I’ve gotten used to the drying system starting up… JP & I think it sounds like an ambulance is HERE!
We got rained out on Wednesday morning but they were able to get going again on Friday. Sometimes these little breaks are good so that Phil can get some pig work done and catch his breath a bit.
Nina LOVES truck rides! And this time of year, I don’t mind the company. She is a good listener.
and sew on... 
I can’t believe Nina sat with her back to you!
Sounds like life is pretty busy at your house. Can’t wait to see you in a few weeks!
Nice pictures! The leaves were beautiful in Osage this year! But they are falling fast! Been a busy fall. Just finished a quilt for the Church auction! Hope it will bring a good amount!! ALready have a bidding war going on for it.
Its all batik in a facet style! Had fun quilting it too! Glad it’s done.
Have a safe harvest!
Fall is the only season I’ve missed while living in the South. Too bad I’m going to miss it this year. I’ll arrive back North in time for winter, but the beauty of fall will have already fallen off the trees. And, have I mentioned, I have not missed winter for even a second? It does seem cruel that I need to move North just as winter is beginning.
Yes, Christine, I do find it sad you are returning in time for the worst season. Did you want to take up skiing? Snowmobiling? Maybe just stick to quilting by the fire! 🙂