Summer is well behind us, but my Zinnias are continuously blooming. The veggie patch is still producing abundantly. We were disappointed with quinces and mandarins as their fruit were infested with fruit flies, and so were the apples. I guess that is the downside of not using pesticides in the garden, we might have to try a different approach next season. Autumn made sure that its arrival has been noticed, with its coolness wafting in the air, darkness lingers a little longer in the morning and some trees already show some changes in their leaves.
Hello dear friends, hope you are enjoying the change of season on your side of the world. I for one welcome the cooler weather, as it helps me in getting a good night sleep. Anyhow, apologies for my long absence in the blog land. I am hoping to get back to posting regularly after Easter when my photography class is finished and I can reclaim my craft room.
I'm joining Bernideen for Friends Sharing Tea Jody for Simple and Sweet Friday Sandi for Tea Time Tuesday
In my element, tea for one and a book in hand.
My current read,A Story of Seven Summers by Hilary Burden
My Villeroy and Boch tea for one tea set, a gift from hubby during his trip to Nuremberg
Zinnas, Roses and Echinacea, a few of my top performers in the garden
Our first harvest of bananas this year
Faffing in the garden is my favorite past time.
The last of the cucumbers this season
