Veggie Jewelry

Vegetables are not only good to eat, they're nice to wear too! 

This pendant was made by a local artist and for sale at the Kenan's Mill Festival.

What veggie is it???

(Hint...this veggie is not eaten in this color!)

Scripture & a Snapshot, Isaiah 64:8

"But now, O LORD, thou art our father; we are the clay, and thou our potter;

and we all are the work of thy hand." Isaiah 64:8

Posted at Scripture and a Snapshot

Mailbox Decor

A Scottie, an elephant or a University of Alabama "A" will give your mailbox that personal touch! Handmade from the Heart designs displayed some of its wares last weekend at the Orrville Tractor Show. I suspect that since Iowa State upset Oklahoma State in college football last night that those big red A's will sell really well! The Crimson Tide's dreams of playing in the national championship just got closer.

Skywatch Friday, Popcorn

Puffs of popcorn scatter throughout a deep-blue November sky on a recent chilly Saturday.

More skies at Skywatch Friday.

Midday Siesta

On the other side of this weather-beaten wagon bed, the cattle appear to be having a midday siesta beneath a few mares' tails. 

ABC Wednesday, I Spy RED!

R is the Letter of the Week over at ABC Wednesday, and I spy the color RED!

Actually, I am seeing red here, there and way over yonder! 

Red chair...red tablecloth...red in the quilt...red jacket...anything else?

(Click on the photo for a larger version, and I guarantee you will see more red!)

More "R's" over at ABC Wednesday

Going, Going and Almost Gone

The leaves of gold are almost gone from the ginkgo tree.

Tractors on Parade

Over here in Central Alabama, we love our tractors!

No bands...no candy...no balloons...no singers...no dancers,

just tractors and fire trucks on parade!

What a Ride!

This fierce mechanical bull didn't scare the dozens of young bull-rider wannabes at the Orrville Tractor Show!

Way Back When

My husband enjoyed seeing this 1962 Farmall tractor at the Orrville Tractor Show on Saturday. 

It's just like the one he used to bale alfalfa hay with way back in the late 1960s and early 70s (when he was a teenager)!