Live Now

September 30, how can that be?  Only yesterday it was September 1, well it seemed like yesterday.
That is how life is, isn't it?  Unless you are a kid, each decade brings an intensity and speed to time that is unthinkable.

So, what this time thing means tonight, live your life.  Don't look for the worst, I promise you will find it.  Live your life, expect the best, look for the good.  You can't go back and redo yesterday, you can't go forward and control tomorrow, all you can do is live now.  Live life now.

Tomorrow is October 1, and I promise, October 31 will here soon.  Holy cow!  So live life now.

Signs of Fall

Thought it would be nice to show some of the early fall colors we are seeing here in Alabama this week.  Goldenrod is plentiful, there are fields of it on some of the back roads. I love its vivid color. There are tinges of reds and purples starting to peep through the woods as well.  Enjoy your hump day tomorrow.

Monday Musings

It's Monday, September is almost gone, the moon is full and the sky is cloudy...oh well, maybe next time.  I still taught moon salutations for classes today. Though we can not see the moon, can definitely feel its energy.

Calliou has issues with the momma hen and chick.  He is so curious, and he wants to herd.  Momma hen wants him as far away as he can be.  She chased him all the way to the doggie door a couple of days ago. My mind was racing, what if she goes through the doggie door and gets in the house.  Thankfully, she stopped short of the coming in the house.

Calliou is getting paranoid.  When he walks across the back yard, he keeps his best eye on Rhodie, the momma hen.  She keeps her best eye on him.  I  am not quite sure where this conflict will end, hopefully we can end it peacefully.

I hope the rest of September flows like honey, you have blue skies, cool nights and beautiful autumn leaves.
Goodnight Sweet dreams

Sunday Thoughts

A mostly cloudy day, a cloudy night, but the clouds parted long enough this evening for us to see a few minutes of the lunar eclipse. This year's full moons have just not shown their faces as often we wanted to see them, maybe the next few will not be so shy.

I have spent a great deal of this weekend watching videos for the class that Rick and I are taking.  I have to admit it is interesting but complicated.

As we walked today, there is more color appearing in the trees and there is a coolness in the morning temperatures.  The dogs are loving this changing of the season and so am I.

September is coming to an end this week, October is ready to escort fall in quickly.  There are many fall festivals in our area the next few weeks, local football games and maybe a bonfire or two.
Enjoy your week, the full moon, the arrival of October...time to pick those apples, pumpkins and pears...smell the burning of leaves and cherish those warm afternoons.

Goodnight, Sweet dreams

Clear Skies

I got a glimpse of an almost full moon tonight. If what I saw tonight is any indication of what's to come, we are in for quite a treat tomorrow night.  We have had a mostly cloudy day, hoping the clouds will back off and tomorrow night will be clear.

Jordan and I had a chat about the full moon and the eclipse earlier this week.  He reminded me that for the blue moon and the blood moon this year, we had cloudy skies and had missed both.  His wish that the clouds would stay away this weekend tugged at my heart.  He loves a full moon as much as I.

Wishing you blessings of a peaceful Sunday and clear skies tomorrow night.
Goodnight Sweet dreams

Web Alert

Luckily I saw the web this morning before I walked into it.  Spider webs in my face cause me to dance weird, say really bad things and scream.

The downside to fall mornings walking in the woods, there are always spider webs.  I never get use to them in my face or hair.

I hope your Friday has been a good one.  Have some fun this weekend, hug someone, giggle and don't forget a full moon and lunar eclipse Sunday night.

Strong/Weak

a quote, food for thought tonight...

"We are only as strong as we are united, as weak as we are divided."   - J.K. Rowling