





…only two days late
August has been extremely busy with a family reunion, our 50th wedding anniversary, my birthday, two lawn bowling celebrations, a trip to the cottage and preparing for my Solo Art Show. On top of that we’re attending our friends’ 50th wedding anniversary celebration at a Blue Jays game tomorrow and we’re hosting a neighbourhood BBQ on Monday. Please forgive me for posting so late and I think I didn’t post at all last week because I was at the cottage and we don’t have internet up there.



…I put on my walking boots yesterday and braved the chilly temperatures





….thanks to Terri Webster for hosting Sunday Stills https://secondwindleisure.com/2022/11/20/sunday-stills-monthly-color-challenge-leather-and-shades-of-brown/









….thanks to Sue W. and GC for hosting Weekly Prompts Wednesday Challenge https://weeklyprompts.com/2022/09/14/weekly-prompts-wednesday-challenge-summers-end/
September usually signals that summer is quickly coming to an end. During the day, however, the temperatures can still be blisteringly hot but the cooler breezes in the evening off the lake, the shorter days, pots of mums at the garden centres and children skipping off to school in the mornings clearly forecast that autumn is close at hand.
Summer’s end brings out the sweaters and sweatshirts for evening walks. Fewer people are playing at the lawn bowling club and for those who still come out the lights have to be turned on over the pitch so the bowlers aren’t playing in the dark. In the garden most of the vegetables have come to an end. The kale of course will continue to thrive well into late fall but the green tomatoes struggle to ripen on the vine. The leaves on the trees and shrubs are beginning turn colour and some have started to fall to the ground. The bees and the squirrels are busily stocking up their food stores and fattening up for winter.










