My trip to Rural King the other day was so pretty...now to add the colors of the trees!
I had to get another cage and water bottle. I also added some other goodies. I want to make pumpkin granola! And the t-shirt was just funny...seeing that I am adding chickens to my life!
And I came home to my sourdough spilling out of the bowl! Almost time to bake....one more stretch and fold.
We put together the cage for our newest rabbit so Velle could have her cage back.
Checked the pool...yep, we are done for the season! BRRRR!
Freshly baked bread...MMMM! I did a taste test.
Thursday night downstairs...listening to music and meditating...
and I put more cards together.
Friday's drive to Knoxville to be there for our girl...
we are thankful for how God meets every need we have. Sometimes being an adult is not fun! Sometimes you have to do the hard thing...not knowing what the outcome will be. Sometimes God calls you to stand up and be the voice...for others who will follow you. Every time...God gives an answer right away...Yes, No, or Wait. We are thankful for answers/solutions that come right away...when that is not what we expected. His plans are better.A lunch together to just praise Him for working in all the details of the situation. It was a nice vacation day for Ted on 9-25-2026. We enjoyed large sweet teas with a hint of orange to give a donation to the children's hospital in remembrance of Dolly.
Setting out fall decor because it now feels more like the season.Saturday was a beautiful day to be outside!
We got to see some junk left by the previous owner get hauled away by someone who wanted it for the scrap metal. The tractor came in very handy!
Thank you, Lord, for your provision in all things...small and big!
I dead-headed zinnias. There are still many blooms to enjoy! The plants are liking the sunny, cooler weather. Two little peppers! And several more tomatoes are coming!A good day's work! The bunnies are off the floor.
I was able to mow for Ted, so he could build the stands.
Saturday night's full moon rising...



