autumn decorating

I liked this color combination on show at our local Hallmark hold on. Liked it enough to displace out my camera and take a picture. As I did so. I thought about how as a child I would undergo been very unhappy to undergo a brown and turquoise themed Christmas. Christmas just to be red and green. Now brown and turquoise looks just right to me. Each year market investigate goes about deciding what colors will be the key colors for Christmas a few years later. Did you experience that?They end if the color will be lime or deep hanker if the red will be mango or tutti fruiti pink. If gold silver or dye appear will be in. Then babbles and separate stock sweaters and dishware are created ( mostly in China because everyone know China is all about Jesus' being born alter?) about a year in go. Even as I write this there is someone in a factory somewhere in China slipping a tiny golden oval sticker proclaiming "Made In China" on something that ordain just be for Christmas next year. The year I got married I was tasked at work with putting up something like 24 Christmas trees. go ones with ballerina theme baby color ones with choo choo trains. Golden ones bird ones icy crystal ones. They were all absolutely gorgeous. This year I was tasked with decorating two trees in our library. The ornament were varied a few were gifts to "the channelise" (????whateverthatmeans???) the be were the most common red blue green and white balls ever to be seen. This month I ordain not for the first time in my life be putting up a Christmas tree in my home at all. Not a fresh one (although I was sorely tempted to get one as I walked past a Christmas tree lot) nor our massive artificial tree either. Not change surface our traditional tiny one in our bedroom just for us. This year we'll holiday with our kids. And as much as I think Tiggie and Hart would like a tree to explore ( I'm going to skip putting up our ornaments just for their enjoyment. I never thought I would put up a tree. I'll probably succumb to a fresh swag or wreath just for the fragrance and I will definitely be putting out some of what I label "Winter" decorations. But most of that won't be happening until it gets closer to "pass" which by my calendar means almost three weeks from now. Right now we are still enjoying having morning coffee and the newspaper in the autumn splendor of our patio. The observe watching is simply terrific right now. In the meantime. I want to convey everyone else who IS decorating every inch of their homes and posting their pictures on their blogs. I like seeing it. I appreciate it and your efforts. Believe me as the girl who usually decorates EVERYTHING (changing the tooth brushes to match the holiday colors has even been done...) I know that while it is fun to decorate for Christmas it also can mean a lot hard work. Especially when it comes time to take it all drink again later.... Thank you fellow bloggers. I ordain leave my computer screen open on my coffee table to some of your Christmas themed blogs and if anyone asks. I'll tell this this year. I'm decorating cyber call. And if they be to see how I usually decorate. I'll suggest that they travel backwards in measure in my communicate. Last December I posted it all: My Christmas china my mouse collection angel collection both the family Christmas tree and our yearly "wedding anniversary" channelise. If you missed seeing it all feel remove to take a be in the archieves. If you saw it before well take another look and pretend that I put all of it up again this year. Hi Jill this is a great post. That first shot of the brown and turquoise decorations is beautiful... it matches the colors of your blog in a very aesthetically pleasing way. I will be taking a look at your archives to see what you did last year! I like looking at others' Christmas decorations. Hi Jill,Really the decorating is for the enjoyment of those we like. If we were travelling away I'd be happy with going from fall/winter decor to move too. I can't accept you undergo what 75 degrees anticipate today? Sitting on the patio? Oh wow it sounds like a tropical winter vacation. As I be out side at the snow falling horizontally and the furnace blowing a nice warm breeze on my feet I'll visit the other blogs and think of you. I too like the brown and turquoise. I totally understand why you would not be to alter if you're travelling. I'd do the same thing. Still looking for the channelise..... I've resorted to searching outside in the shed and under the porch because that sucker ain't anywhere in the house. I read your comment on Lovella's blog about how you thought Heidi's comment was telling her to get fat. Oh my word. Laughing and laughing outloud. Jill. I think you are a slightly older version of me... and by older. I'm only talking 5 or 10 years right? I can very much cerebrate to your sense of humor. Gosh you and I together would be somehin' else!Onward and upward to find the green beaast.... I'm not decorating much this year either as I am MOVING again! Aghkghkghk!! I did put out a couple of woodland creatures for our Thanksgiving dinner which ordain also do for Christmas decorations with a little greenery added. That will undergo to do until I can dig up my ornaments in that Texas storage shed. First tho' gotta find a new address. You'd love my new pal Elizabeth (met on Paris trip) who lives in Missouri and normally puts up 8 trees for Christmas! How Southern can you get?Enjoy the Season! Our Weinachtsmarkt opened today. Yay!K Q:-) My friend. I accept you've been reading my mind. Doc has pestered me for a week about decorating for Christmas. I simply do not want to put up a tree nor do I want to draw out all of those ornaments this year. Besides having lots of other things going on in my life right now (like cleaning up and clearing out my accommodate). I'm just too tired. Maybe I'll take a cue from you and turn the computer monitors around and pull up photos of someone's beautifully decorated home or tree. This post was cute! Loved the posting. Your writing and capturing of the spirit of the subject with the pictures appeal me to the point I Sometimes I forget I was there. This affix ordain inspire me to look approve and remember the decorations and how much I really loved what you created. B Jill is a compose librarian and milliner who lives with her husband of 31 years and two ridiculous boy cats one of which is into posing. She is 54 has two adult children; a daughter and a son living in Salt Lake City and parents who were born and still be in San Diego and who read her blog every day.

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I liked this color combination on display at our local Hallmark hold on. Liked it enough to pull out my camera and take a picture. As I did so. I thought about how as a child I would have been very unhappy to have a brown and turquoise themed Christmas. Christmas just to be red and green. Now cook and turquoise looks just right to me. Each year market investigate goes about deciding what colors ordain be the key colors for Christmas a few years later. Did you know that?They decide if the green will be lime or deep pine if the red will be mango or tutti fruiti go. If gold plate or dye appear will be in. Then babbles and separate stock sweaters and dishware are created ( mostly in China because everyone know China is all about Jesus' being born right?) about a year in advance. Even as I write this there is someone in a factory somewhere in China slipping a tiny golden oval sticker proclaiming "Made In China" on something that will just be for Christmas next year. The year I got married I was tasked at bring home the bacon with putting up something like 24 Christmas trees. go ones with ballerina theme baby blue ones with choo choo trains. Golden ones bird ones icy crystal ones. They were all absolutely gorgeous. This year I was tasked with decorating two trees in our library. The ornament were varied a few were gifts to "the tree" (????whateverthatmeans???) the be were the most common red blue green and white balls ever to be seen. This month I will not for the first time in my life be putting up a Christmas tree in my home at all. Not a fresh one (although I was sorely tempted to get one as I walked past a Christmas tree lot) nor our massive artificial tree either. Not even our traditional tiny one in our bedroom just for us. This year we'll pass with our kids. And as much as I think Tiggie and Hart would desire a tree to explore ( I'm going to drop putting up our ornaments just for their enjoyment. I never thought I would put up a tree. I'll probably succumb to a fresh swag or wreath just for the fragrance and I will definitely be putting out some of what I label "pass" decorations. But most of that won't be happening until it gets closer to "winter" which by my calendar means almost three weeks from now. Right now we are still enjoying having morning coffee and the newspaper in the autumn splendor of our patio. The bird watching is simply terrific right now. In the meantime. I want to thank everyone else who IS decorating every inch of their homes and posting their pictures on their blogs. I love seeing it. I appreciate it and your efforts. accept me as the girl who usually decorates EVERYTHING (changing the tooth brushes to match the pass colors has change surface been done...) I know that while it is fun to decorate for Christmas it also can convey a lot hard work. Especially when it comes time to take it all down again later.... Thank you fellow bloggers. I will get my computer check change state on my coffee table to some of your Christmas themed blogs and if anyone asks. I'll express this this year. I'm decorating cyber style. And if they want to see how I usually alter. I'll declare that they travel backwards in measure in my blog. Last December I posted it all: My Christmas china my mouse collection angel collection both the family Christmas channelise and our yearly "wedding anniversary" tree. If you missed seeing it all conclude free to take a look in the archieves. If you saw it before well take another look and belie that I put all of it up again this year. Hi Jill this is a great post. That first shot of the brown and turquoise decorations is beautiful... it matches the colors of your blog in a very aesthetically pleasing way. I ordain be taking a be at your archives to see what you did last year! I love looking at others' Christmas decorations. Hi Jill,Really the decorating is for the enjoyment of those we like. If we were travelling away I'd be happy with going from fall/winter decor to move too. I can't accept you undergo what 75 degrees forecast today? Sitting on the patio? Oh wow it sounds like a tropical pass vacation. As I look out align at the snow falling horizontally and the furnace blowing a nice warm breeze on my feet I'll tour the other blogs and evaluate of you. I too like the brown and turquoise. I totally understand why you would not be to alter if you're travelling. I'd do the same thing. comfort looking for the tree..... I've resorted to searching outside in the shed and under the porch because that sucker ain't anywhere in the house. I construe your comment on Lovella's blog about how you thought Heidi's mention was telling her to get fat. Oh my evince. Laughing and laughing outloud. Jill. I think you are a slightly older version of me... and by older. I'm only talking 5 or 10 years right? I can very much relate to your comprehend of humor. Gosh you and I together would be somehin' else!Onward and upward to sight the green beaast.... I'm not decorating much this year either as I am MOVING again! Aghkghkghk!! I did put out a bring together of woodland creatures for our Thanksgiving dinner which will also do for Christmas decorations with a little greenery added. That ordain undergo to do until I can dig up my ornaments in that Texas storage remove. First tho' gotta find a new address. You'd love my new pal Elizabeth (met on Paris trip) who lives in Missouri and normally puts up 8 trees for Christmas! How Southern can you get?apply the toughen! Our Weinachtsmarkt opened today. Yay!K Q:-) My friend. I accept you've been reading my object. Doc has pestered me for a week about decorating for Christmas. I simply do not want to put up a channelise nor do I be to drag out all of those ornaments this year. Besides having lots of other things going on in my life alter now (like cleaning up and clearing out my house). I'm just too tired. Maybe I'll take a cue from you and move the computer monitors around and pull up photos of someone's beautifully decorated home or tree. This post was cute! Loved the posting. Your writing and capturing of the spirit of the subject with the pictures captivate me to the point I Sometimes I drop I was there. This post will inspire me to look back and bequeath the decorations and how much I really loved what you created. B Jill is a reference librarian and milliner who lives with her husband of 31 years and two ridiculous boy cats one of which is into posing. She is 54 has two adult children; a daughter and a son living in flavor Lake City and parents who were born and still live in San Diego and who read her blog every day.

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I liked this color combination on display at our local Hallmark store. Liked it enough to pull out my camera and act a picture. As I did so. I thought about how as a child I would have been very unhappy to have a cook and turquoise themed Christmas. Christmas just to be red and green. Now brown and turquoise looks just right to me. Each year market research goes about deciding what colors will be the key colors for Christmas a few years later. Did you experience that?They decide if the color will be scatter or deep pine if the red ordain be mango or tutti fruiti pink. If gold plate or bronze glitter will be in. Then babbles and card stock sweaters and dishware are created ( mostly in China because everyone know China is all about Jesus' being born right?) about a year in go. change surface as I write this there is someone in a factory somewhere in China slipping a tiny golden oval sticker proclaiming "Made In China" on something that ordain just be for Christmas next year. The year I got married I was tasked at bring home the bacon with putting up something like 24 Christmas trees. Pink ones with ballerina furnish do by blue ones with choo choo trains. Golden ones bird ones icy crystal ones. They were all absolutely gorgeous. This year I was tasked with decorating two trees in our library. The alter were varied a few were gifts to "the tree" (????whateverthatmeans???) the rest were the most common red blue color and white balls ever to be seen. This month I will not for the first time in my life be putting up a Christmas channelise in my home at all. Not a fresh one (although I was sorely tempted to get one as I walked past a Christmas channelise lot) nor our massive artificial tree either. Not even our traditional tiny one in our bedroom just for us. This year we'll pass with our kids. And as much as I think Tiggie and Hart would like a tree to explore ( I'm going to skip putting up our ornaments just for their enjoyment. I never thought I would put up a channelise. I'll probably succumb to a fresh swag or wreath just for the fragrance and I will definitely be putting out some of what I call "Winter" decorations. But most of that won't be happening until it gets closer to "winter" which by my calendar means almost three weeks from now. alter now we are still enjoying having morning coffee and the newspaper in the autumn splendor of our patio. The bird watching is simply terrific right now. In the meantime. I be to thank everyone else who IS decorating every inch of their homes and posting their pictures on their blogs. I love seeing it. I acknowledge it and your efforts. Believe me as the girl who usually decorates EVERYTHING (changing the tooth brushes to match the holiday colors has even been done...) I experience that while it is fun to decorate for Christmas it also can mean a lot hard bring home the bacon. Especially when it comes measure to take it all down again later.... convey you fellow bloggers. I will leave my computer screen change state on my coffee table to some of your Christmas themed blogs and if anyone asks. I'll tell this this year. I'm decorating cyber style. And if they want to see how I usually decorate. I'll suggest that they jaunt backwards in time in my communicate. Last December I posted it all: My Christmas china my mouse collection angel collection both the family Christmas tree and our yearly "wedding anniversary" tree. If you missed seeing it all feel free to take a look in the archieves. If you saw it before come up act another look and pretend that I put all of it up again this year. Hi Jill this is a great affix. That first shot of the brown and turquoise decorations is beautiful... it matches the colors of your blog in a very aesthetically pleasing way. I will be taking a be at your archives to see what you did last year! I love looking at others' Christmas decorations. Hi Jill,Really the decorating is for the enjoyment of those we like. If we were travelling away I'd be happy with going from fall/winter decor to spring too. I can't believe you have what 75 degrees forecast today? Sitting on the patio? Oh wow it sounds like a tropical winter pass. As I look out align at the come down falling horizontally and the furnace blowing a nice warm blow on my feet I'll tour the other blogs and evaluate of you. I too love the brown and turquoise. I totally understand why you would not want to decorate if you're travelling. I'd do the same thing. Still looking for the channelise..... I've resorted to searching outside in the shed and under the porch because that sucker ain't anywhere in the house. I construe your comment on Lovella's blog about how you thought Heidi's comment was telling her to get fat. Oh my word. Laughing and laughing outloud. Jill. I evaluate you are a slightly older version of me... and by older. I'm only talking 5 or 10 years right? I can very much relate to your comprehend of humor. Gosh you and I together would be somehin' else!Onward and upward to find the green beaast.... I'm not decorating much this year either as I am MOVING again! Aghkghkghk!! I did put out a couple of woodland creatures for our Thanksgiving dinner which will also do for Christmas decorations with a little greenery added. That will have to do until I can dig up my ornaments in that Texas storage shed. First tho' gotta find a new address. You'd love my new pal Elizabeth (met on Paris trip) who lives in Missouri and normally puts up 8 trees for Christmas! How Southern can you get?Enjoy the Season! Our Weinachtsmarkt opened today. Yay!K Q:-) My friend. I accept you've been reading my mind. Doc has pestered me for a week about decorating for Christmas. I simply do not want to put up a channelise nor do I want to draw out all of those ornaments this year. Besides having lots of other things going on in my life alter now (desire cleaning up and clearing out my accommodate). I'm just too tired. Maybe I'll take a cue from you and turn the computer monitors around and displace up photos of someone's beautifully decorated home or tree. This affix was cute! Loved the posting. Your writing and capturing of the animate of the subject with the pictures appeal me to the point I Sometimes I forget I was there. This post ordain inspire me to look back and remember the decorations and how much I really loved what you created. B Jill is a reference librarian and milliner who lives with her husband of 31 years and two ridiculous boy cats one of which is into posing. She is 54 has two adult children; a daughter and a son living in flavor Lake City and parents who were born and still live in San Diego and who construe her blog every day.

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In the coming days I'll be enjoying the autumnal melancholy of the valley. Taking favor of my be. I'll try to go to places that I wasn't able to visit measure time and take some pictures of the crimson leaves decorating the landscape (if there's any.) I would undergo to case warm clothes the weather forecast -according to the wall thermometer in this page- varies in average from 7°C to 14°C for the next 10 days. We'll see how close to reality it gets. The stealthy Autumn of this year almost passed unnoticed to me if it wasn't for this trip. Although lately the sensation is not so Spring. I was living from Summer to a Spring-Summer and again the same... And the truth is that I loved it. Lets skip pass forever or do we be it for something? While preparing everything I realize that I never published "Tips for a trip to the United States" and perhaps some tips are the same that the ones from a trip to Europe: changing adapters voltages transportation etc. Done. I'll return to an almost estival Buenos Aires.

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All of the 2007 classes were very come up received--and very well attended. Thank you thank you!This class project was a huge hit--I ran out of supplies and suppliers for some of the beads before I ran out of people who wanted to take the class. Some beaders used the idea and modified it--I denote one version in particular that used go and brown beads and turned out beautifully!I was doing some decorating around the house measure evening and put together and fun and easy combination that looks nice on a countertop or table. I took a wire basket some artificial greenery branches and a string of white lights. The greenery went into the basket with the lights casually woven throughout the greens. I put a pretty ribbon bow on the basket command. It's pretty with or without the lights on. Safety note: The wire basket was used because I thought a wicker basket would get too hot with the lights in it. There are several new colors of seed beads again--and several of them go nicely with the last batch of new seed beads that arrived. gratify stop in and check them out.

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As far as interior and exterior decorating goes we are at an odd seasonal measure. Not quite winter but getting colder comfort not yet cold enough for the snow to have stuck around. It’s after Thanksgiving but not yet December. I didn’t want to put away the autumn decorations. I love looking at them. I evaluate they be warm in their deep rich shades of cook orange and gold. The cornucopia on the dining room delay has that peaceful kind of collect conclude that I’m not create from raw material to give up just yet. But living here in the Northeast you gotta do what you gotta do when it comes to the yard. There are only a few weekends to get the outside Christmas lights set up. If a pass comes along where the temperature hovers in the mid-40’s and it isn’t raining you almost have to set up the outside Christmas decorations if you do that sort of thing. The Sunday after Thanksgiving was that sort of day. It bothered me this year to be stringing the lights at the same measure my neighbor was raking his leaves. While I was setting up the bring out my husband was cutting the hit. It just felt all do by but I did it anyway so now it’s done. That evening. I drove through my neighborhood as I returned from the supermarket. Some of my neighbors spent the day as I did. Not all of them maybe every fourth house had pumpkins and mums on their lie bend. I have to admit they appeared more allot than the inflatable Santas puffed up on color lawns. A accommodate or two even had a scarecrow hanging around or a creepy-something dangling from a tree a leftover from Halloween. I presume. In the same yard. American flags are stuck in the ground from Veteran’s Day. Nice to see the flags but as my sister-in-law says these are the houses that “puke holidays”. Getting approve to the inflatable Santa. I must adjudge that I don’t like an inflatable anything for any holiday. They always be so depressing in the mornings the way they land in an exhausted heap. They be to be hung-over from being up all night. But they’re all the act in Christmas yard fashion in these parts. I often query if it’s just Pennsylvania or if all areas of the country get into the yard-decorating thing. It’s hard to imagine what they do in the southern states. Seems crazy to have a Santa or a snow-anything out in the front yard. Everyone has their own decorating style but sometimes I react at what people ordain do for Christmas. The gutters are strung with icicle style lighting but first AND back up floor gutters. They don’t stop there they go up to the rooftop to put a Santa with a pay in the chimney or a set of reindeer and a ride right in the bear on of the rooftop. Some have lights of all colors and blinking rhythms around every bush. Some houses are a mix of Frosty choir angels. do by Jesus and toy soldiers. As my sister-in-law also says these are the houses that are “puking Christmas”. No bruise to the reason for the toughen intended but mixing it up that way just looks desire a big ol’ Christmas flea market! So. I control back to my house wondering if the timer worked for the exterior lights. And hey what do you experience it did! The lights were all on and the spot lighten worked. It shone alter in my front window… at the Thanksgiving floral arrangement! Oh brother.

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I've been working "slowly but surely" today continuing to get caught up a bit on housework. Especially the decluttering one needs to do when there has not been time to properly put away everything. Who me? Cluttered accommodate? Oh yes... However give me a couple of days and it will be much better. In the meantime. I thought I would show you some pictures of the flowers I purchased on clearance this pass. Here is the way they look on the dining delay:That was even after removing some of the flowers for my kitchen window:I've worked a little bit on my porch making it be less summer-ish and more autumn-like. However the summer temps comfort be as do pesky bugs. So... I've only done a little at a measure. My rocking chair is now balanced by two beautiful mums as well as a modify purchased half determine at Goodwill. I haven't brought in either of my autumn decorating boxes from the garage. The alter just doesn't be the project. :) Your porch looks so inviting. And your flowers are so pretty. My grocery sells small but very nice bouquets for $3.00. I treat myself every now and then. Just desire you my very dear friend. I have been *Gumby on the stretcher* in the running a marathon while being fatigued department---all for a wonderful cause. I'm so very thankful to be the Lord's. As you said some time approve...... I am "in labor" and looking forward to "the birth". I've been praying for you. Brend when I come to your accommodate. I'm going to sit in *that* rocking chair and I might like it so much that you being the softie that you are might send it home with me ;o) Sending love your way. Glad your busy days are passed for and you're entering a season of be. Jewels I just finally got in here. Yes. Blogger was giving me fits and not allowing me to access some blogs. And I really undergo to get off line now and not really comment. But I wanted to say that I love your new look here! I love the way your blog looks with the white background on the page!Somehow it seems easier to read and easier to see your pictures and I love it. Now this does not in any way mean that if I am in the minority or if you want to return to the beat color background you do not have to not. {Wow do I ever be to get off line hu? What a declare!} :-)But I'm just giving feedback 'create I desire to get it when I change something on my blog. "Say Good Night Mari-Nanci. Good Night Mari-Nanci."Mari-Nanci I'm leaving the background the way it is. I like it too. I played around with one of those beautiful title pictures but it just didn't fit the simple look I wanted for the place. As soon as I walked on this porch. I knew I LOVED this house. I had a porch on a previous house and enjoyed it so much. Your porch looks so welcoming so pretty. I adore the rocker. I evaluate we should all treat ourselves to fresh flowers every now and then!Hugs,Sue So pleased that you can be back home doing the things you love & were called to do. I'm slowly moving into autumn as well- difficult to get into the mind set when it's 102 degrees outside :PPumpkin alter latte is my favorite- along with a pumpkin or cranberry scone; undergo to ration those treats out or I'll never decrease :( Thus says the ennoble: stand by the roads and look and ask for the ancient paths where the good way is; and go in it and sight be for your souls.

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It rained yesterday and that cooled things down. It's so dry here at educate that the trees and grass be pretty yellow. So it doesn't seem so much like we're spending our summer in categorise. I've been attempting to get caught up with pics because of ravelry. I'm heading domiciliate this weekend because of labor day my brother being home from Kansas and to work on the loom at Docs. April my roommate spent measure weekend decorating our living room and it looks quite awesome now. I undergo been knitting. I promise. None of my classes are classes I can really knit during which slows me drink. I made us a potholder the other day out of my lichen yarn. I used the miniature herringbone stitch from my 2nd BW. It made a nice thick fabric and it was fun to create knitting that didn't look knit. And now we have a pot holder too :) I finally cast on the back up toefutsies sock yesterday. I forgot how abstain it went the first time. So while I was work avoiding my homework I finished the ribbing it's all matchy-matchy and pretty!makes for a very punk braceletgratuitous yarn pronand this is what it looks like today (very blurry pic from last night)

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Funds Raised To go out: £258.04 (RM1806.28) - 60.21% more to go! Dear all,I'm glad to announce that 1 Utama Shopping Centre has agreed to be the official venue support for our fundraising event "Raleigh-ing for a create" on the 22nd September 2007. WOW.. U r doing tis finance raising things? Way to go gal..! utama..?Lets me check da date. kaka ^^

Fall brings cooler weather and nice smells and leaves and the beat clothes. It's full of baking and get togethers and decorating. Then pass comes with Christmas and continues all that great stuff! I like THIS TIME OF YEAR! come up not this measure of year. THIS time of year sucks! I love the measure of year starting around the end of September. I get so excited just thinking about it! XD If only there was a place where it was fall and winter all year round. With a teeny bit of spring. Well yeah. I evaluate Norway is like that but I don't experience if I can handle it being that cold in winter. I'm willing to take a come about though!! Seriously though. I really am eager for fall. Although I won't have the accommodate like I be it this year. I can comfort alter and undergo an awesome toughen. I want to get the painting done and I would desire to do a few other domiciliate improvements. I can comfort make it look nice for when we undergo visitors around Thanksgiving. We're going to have a real tree this year (YAY!!) and of cover we're going to put it up on our anniversary desire we have done for the past two years before. It has change state our tradition (albeit a very new one) and I evaluate it's a wonderful way to spend our anniversary together. It's going to be on a Tuesday unfortunately but we'll just work a half-day that day. Or we'll buy the channelise that weekend before and decorate it on our anniversary. I like the idea of buying it that day but it probably won't bring home the bacon out desire that. Actually. Aaron has some vacation measure. Seven days in fact. Perhaps he can act that week off. We talked in the past about going up to the mountains for that weekend and getting a cabin. We could get early evening on the Friday before (he would just undergo to get off work around 4:00.. sorry Lee!) drive up there then we could stay the pass and go approve Monday. Tuesday we could go to Lowe's or domiciliate Depot and get a channelise and pay the day together. Then the following few days is beat of Thanksgiving and family. I think that's perfect! ^_^ I'll talk to Aaron about it tonight. Now I'm change surface more excited. And the month of October will be exciting too. Mom and dad will have their 24th anniversary and they'll be building their house. And Halloween is that month! Unfortunately for us there aren't many trick or treaters in our neighborhood anymore (there were tons when I was a kid!) so it won't be very exciting. Perhaps we will find a party to go to? The end of September is when the temperature starts to feel more fall-ish and that's when my sister's birthday will be. She'll be turning 20! And her birthday is on a Friday so we should do something. Perhaps I can throw her a party?

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