Happy All Hollow's Eve

some postcards

two of my favorite postcards from postcrossings.com. i found this site about 2 months ago and the end results is you send postcards to somewhere in the world and you get postcards from all over the world. i've received postcards from austraila, china, the netherlands, portugal and several other countries. postcrossings makes going to the mailbox fun again!

saturday at the pumpkin patch

company

clean up the house, company's coming!

the awakening (also called the giant)

1980's sculpture by J. Seward Johnson. The piece is 70 feet in length and 17 feet high at its tallest point. Consists of 5 separate pieces an outstretched arm, a hand, a leg, a foot and a head completed with a gnarled beard. it weights 4700 pounds and is made of cast aluminum. The day was dark and rainy, perfect day for a giant waking up!

and another

Tomorrow is my last day of vacation, all my plans washed out by the rain. it has rained all week and has been cold. i was planning to get some yard work done, but instead puttered around the inside of my house. However and there is always a however in life, it was a good time to do some photography.

I walked 3 sides of this barn in the rain and weeds, it was spooky looking and the gray skies didn't help. It looks like the glass left in the window might be old, to me it looks like it has bubbles in it

The much faded red paint and the rusty roof are my favorite elements of this picture

big rigs

my great nephew loves big rigs. this was a bulldozer he was allowed to get in during our county's 200th anniversary picnic

flooded road

this is the street in front of my job on thursday

another

photo from alzheimers memory walk

1/2 of the family at the walk

how tired is tired?

tired enough to fall asleep eating dinner! days are busy when you are almost 3

rain rain go away

it has been raining for 24 hours. this is the street in front of my job. the water was at least 1 1/2 foot high. we got 3-7 inches in the past 24 hours and it is suppose to turn cold in the 30's saturday night. brrrrrrrrrr

fort zumwalt park

C'eol A'laine (beautiful music)Gaelic singer of Irish and Scottish reels, jigs and more accompanied with Celtic harp, Irish whistle, mountain dulcimer and bodhran

fishing lake at the park

rebuilding Zumwalt's fort, where families took shelter during the War of 1812 from Indian raids

September 30

almost sitting up alone

deep in thought