Moon-Shiners

The nights are drawing in fast, darkness falling around 7pm each evening.

I love to light candles on the porch, and sit and enjoy the cool night air.

My latest craft project has been the creation of these Mason Jar lights. You can purchase the lid-lights at most craft stores, or online, mine were left over from my granddaughter's wedding decorations.

 

The lids fit a regular Mason Jar opening, and charges the solar battery throughout the day.

The jars can be filled with glass beads or decorations, and when darkness falls they add charm and coziness to your outdoor space.

Hang them on fence posts or walkways if you need path-light ideas.

 

 

Summertime Blues

The temperatures fell into the fifties last night.

Sweater-grabbing crisp air, the likes of which has not been seen since early Spring.

Sweet.

 

 

The last of the Summer flowers are giving us one final show. The wild roses, fragrant and prolific.

The Morning Glories, taking over the fence.

The Clematis vine, giving once last smile

Watching

Oliver sits beside me in the old rocking chair when I'm idling away the hours on the computer.
I'm sure he wonders what the fascination is, especially since there are no treats; not even in sight.

Time For A Change

I've been thumbing through wallpaper patterns, in the hopes of re-wallpapering the guest bathroom.
Book upon book of gorgeous prints, a person could get lost in flipping through the pages.
I keep returning to a design by Waverly (one of my most favorite manufacturers), Emma's garden, a timeless and pretty design, with a traditional English flair.
What do you think ?

In The Bag

Somebody has been a very, busy little kitty today.

 

 

 

Truce