Monday, Monday

 

... so good to me!

First, I wanted to thank y'all for your prayers!   We were mighty blessed that old Hurricane what-his-name (no-one can pronounce) was more of a rain event.   There's lots of foliage and tree debris in the yard, but I'm going to worry about that later.

Thankful, too, that Sandra clued me in to the wonder of these little cordless rechargeable lamps.  I enjoy them mostly for the ambience they lend ..... but they were super to have when the power was stuttering.

From my settee out in the sunroom.

(Please excuse my ratty tennis shoes!)

I've slowly begun putting out our Fall decorations.  If I could live my whole life in Autumn, it would be enough.   The air conditioner is running as we speak, but it won't be long.   Tom had a good giggle the other day when I remarked, "Now that it's turned cold, Mexican food sounds good."  

74 degrees.  Yep.  "Cold" is a relative term here in Alabama!

I wanted to show y'all what I won!   Julianne Hansen is a bit of a local 'somebody.'  When in Prattville I like finding reasons to visit her art gallery.   She recently did a give-away and I was one of the lucky recipients of a mini stoneware pumpkin.

In other news ....

Our Bible study ladies are between studies this week, but most of us met this morning for breakfast and prayers, then gathered at Village Green for a class photo.

The City of Millbrook always outdoes itself decorating the park.

Made me giggle ....

Sally, "Why look, they even have a cross!"

Shannon, "Mom, that's a scarecrow."

Me, Barbara, Brenda, Shannon, Cindy, Kay, Sally, Bev

I couldn't resist turning us into scarecrows.

Girls just wanna have fun!

Dogs aren't permitted, but I talked Tom into driving over with Grace for a quick photo.

Because he was being so grumpy, I turned him into a scarecrow. 

Hahahaha! 

Oh sure, I could grow up, act my age.  We know that's not going to happen, anytime soon!

Y'all be good and stay safe!

  

                                                                            Hugs, 

                                                                                    Myra