Hello ... and Happy Fall, y'all!
As ever, thanks to our hostess, Joyce, for 387 amazing episodes! I've a particular fondness for that number, it being my parent's P.O. Box number for 30 years ... and my former e-mail alias. :)
Okay, then. Let's play!
What's something you love about this season?
In no particular order .....
... and something you don't?
That Fall doesn't last long enough! That and pumpkin spice.
When you think of the colors of fall, which one is your favorite?
Burnt orange
Is there somewhere you could easily day trip to see the leaves in all their glory? Will you?
Probably in the northeastern part of the state, or southern Tennessee. Unfortunately, I don't see that happening. I've little faith in taking my old Camry too far, and Tom's eyesight is quickly becoming problematic.
What's one thing you've let 'fall' by the wayside during this season of staying home and staying away?
Regular (outdoor) exercise
If you're wearing a sweater is it most likely a cardigan, crew neck, v-neck or zip-up hoodie?




Like you, Myra, we won't be traveling this fall, but will simply enjoy the leaf change from the comfort of our deck. Sorry you are having lower back pain, but happy to know that your friend's suggestion worked so well for you! Sweaters? You'll catch me in pull-overs. :)
ReplyDeleteBlessings!
This season gives a whole new meaning to the phrase, "There's no place like home!" Blessings to you, as well.
DeleteWe don't travel fat either, mostly because lack of funds to do so...usually we just drive the 20-30 miles to Keuka Lake...anyways...I always enjoy your answers, Myra. Have a beautiful day, friend.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! You do the same!
DeleteWow, I'm going to try that with the towel "trick". I'll let you know if it works; glad it did for you! Love the picture of you in the sweater! Rent a car if you want to get out of town for a bit. Can you drive far distances yourself?
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Thanks, Betty! I've thought about a rental car; just need to check with my insurance company to see if I'm covered. Hate how they strong-arm you to buy their protection plans.
DeleteFall is definitely the season of change. The hardest thing is the lack of daylight hours for me. When it gets dark I want to go to bed. I could hibernate all winter. Never heard of that back pain wrap before, but will remember this for the next time the lower back gives out. I really do love the color of orange for the fall. Lots of pumpkins are appearing every where right now and we need the cheery color. Hope you have a great week!
ReplyDeleteWhy yes, pumpkins do look cheery! :) Hibernation's not a bad thing at all ... cozy-up!
DeleteI like your association with THAT NUMBER! Thirty years, wow staying one place that long, but I do know people kin who had the same address for most of their lives, it just wasn't meant to be for us.
ReplyDeleteBurnt Orange also my favorite. When In NC we used to love to drive to the Mts for their fall beauty. But here in Florida, as you know well, fall means a respite from heat. LOL.
Love from Leesburg
Sherry & jack
PS: Yes it is great to have friends with wacky answers that WORK!
Yay for the 'burnt orange' fans! Imagine NC is gorgeous this time of year. But having lived in Florida and Arizona for so long, I still get excited about the small changes here.
DeleteI love burnt orange and red Myra!
ReplyDeleteI love, love, love fall too!
It's the most wonderful time of the year!
DeleteYou need a bit of support on that part of your back, and the rolled beach towel, does the trick! Excellent!
ReplyDeleteI can't be comfortable on my back, for too long, and roll over on my side. This is my preferred sleeping style. :-)
Luckily, we are in the NE of the US so we get to experience the _whole_ Leaf Turning Season, right at home. :-)))))
For most change, "go with the flow."
For some "Make This Change!!!!" I dig my heels in and will not budge!!!!! There are certain things, which do not allow for Change, no matter how loud the voices, which demand it.
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Ya, I'm a side sleeper as well. Imagine those poor people in the hospital who must lie on their backs ... ugh!
Deleteyour sweater is beautiful, it is so YOU.. wish i had a neck long enough to wear one like that. i am a no neck, so cardigan with flat collar is my go to. of course i only wear a sweater 5 times a year
ReplyDeleteAw, thanks. Sometimes I worry that makes me look like a jester.
DeleteI just love it when a simple remedy works! My sister hangs over the couch back at her middle letting the front half of her body hang over and her legs dangle starting at 30 seconds and working up to a minute over time. It's helped her. Look at your cute self in that cowl-neck. Happy Fall to you!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I'll give that a go; if nothing else comic relief for the dogs. :)
DeleteLove the photo of you in your cowl-neck sweater. Guess we both need to get back to exercising! I'm definitely going to try that towel trick. Enjoy fall Myra :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Martha. It's not a magic bullet by any means, but hope it helps.
DeleteYes to the firepit!
ReplyDeleteWhat? No pumpkin spice?? I love my pumpkin pie!
I'm glad your back is feeling better.
Love pumpkin pie, too ... but not in my muffins or coffee.
DeleteI'll agree with you on fall not being long enough, but for me it's BRING ON THE PUMPKIN SPICE EVERYTHING!!!! lol
ReplyDeleteYou're so cute about the pumpkin spice! :) Makes me smile.
DeleteI enjoyed your good answers here, Mevely. Sadly this year has seen a lot of changes and we've all had to learn to adapt somehow. Let us hope and pray for better times ahead.
ReplyDeleteGod bless you and yours always.
Yes! I'm honored to join you in prayer for a return to normalcy.
DeletePraying for yours and your husband's good health.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
... Which is so appreciated!
DeleteEnjoyed your answers. Fall is my favorite season, even in Florida! No, it isn't as pretty as everywhere else, but it lasts so much longer here! That idea with the rolled up towel for the back sounds good. I may try that some night when I just can't get comfortable. Have a blessed and beautiful autumn! "It's only just begun"!
ReplyDeleteYes! I well remember how great it felt when the oppressive humidity took leave. (I used to live in the Tampa/St. Pete metro.) The best is yet to come!
DeleteI am glad to know I am not alone in my dislike of everything pumpkin! Interesting about the towel rolled up for your back. I still have some pain (sporadic now) with my stenosis but don't think the towel trick would help that. We both chose burnt orange!! Happy hump day!
ReplyDeleteLOL on the pumpkin ... let's give ours to Stacy! Chiropractors won't touch me on account of my osteoporosis, so I'm game for whatever works. HAPPY HD to you and Joe!
DeleteIt is good to find a fellow Fall lover! And cowl neck sweater wearer. I agree completely that the only negative side of Fall is that it doesn't last all year. But then, I'd miss my 2nd favorite season, winter.
ReplyDeleteYesssss! I was actually torn between my favorite Fall v. Winter. Unfort, as wonderful as the South is, it can't compare to my childhood Winters in the Rockies.
DeleteFall is my favorite season too. Sunday night we'll probably have a picnic on the land to see how much the colors have changed. I love the picture of you in the sweater. 🙂
ReplyDeleteI'm so envious! Hope you'll take pictures to share? This is the time of year I miss 'home.'
Deleteloved loved this post. i agree with everything you said about autumn. burnt orange leaves blazing in the sunlight just set my heart a flutter. and pumpkin spice everywhere. whats not to love. as for christmas shopping. i'm almost finished. started early.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Terre! Makes my heart smile to know there's someone else who enjoys Christmas shopping in September. :)
DeleteI love the burnt orange leaves, too! I love the yellow and red ones -- I guess I love all fall leaves!
ReplyDeleteMe, too! Perhaps that's our reward for having endured Summer? (*smile*)
DeleteLove your answer to #1. I agree, regular exercise isn't easy right now. Thanks for the info on the back pillow.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Debby! Have a great day!
DeleteGreat answers, love #1, I could see and hear and smell fall.
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