I’ve been moaning so much about the foggy pattern we have been in that I could not delay in showing you the turn in our weather. It will not last forever or even until Thursday so I had to hurry up and post the photos of the beautiful light in my corner of the world.
Romans 13:12 (ESV)
The night is far gone; the day is at hand. So then let us cast off the works of darkness and put on the armor of light.
Of course you notice that all the leaves I picked up in my mower last week have been replaced nicely by my neighbor’s huge maple. Today I hope to vacuum mow the latest fall leaves up again. Seeing the leaves that still remain on the trees we’ll have to mow at least 2 or 3 more times before we retire the mower for the winter months.
Instead of cooking today I’ll be mowing.
If it’s Tuesday, it must be La Corona.
On Tuesdays at this old house we go out for Mexican food.
Do you have traditions at your house each week? They don’t have to revolve around food, either.
The Happy Wonderer ~ ellen b. 
Oh I wish I could go out for Mexican food. None to be found here that is worth having!
Your photos are really lovely. What a beautiful sky 🙂
What beautiful colours!
Most traditions do revolve around food, though, right? Because they sure do here. Mexican food on Tuesday nights sounds great to me!
The light is so beautiful filtering through those golden maples…it’s worth mowing the lawn for I am certain…
Beautiful Golden Autumn pictures Ellen! I like the idea of a Mexican Night tradition. We don’t have too many traditions except for popcorn on Sunday nights!
Beautiful!!!!! Light is a wonderful thing, and I feel so blessed we are children of light.
Enjoying looking at your pics of blue sky and fall trees with leaves. It’d gray and white here now with not a leaf left.