Cornucopia

CORNUCOPIA

Bright orange leaves fall softly to the ground
Pots filled with red and yellow mums dot the landscape

Candlelit pumpkins flicker aimlessly in the night

Crisp breezes send wicked shivers down our spine

Apple cider heaped with cinnamon warm our aching bones

Candy corn fills little buckets on All Hallowed's Eve

Black cats hidden in stealth creep out into the night

Witches dart through the sky casting black shadows across the moon 
Forgotten souls unearth their corpses from ghastly chambers

As Fall sets in, so does All Hallowed's Eve.

I gathered up a few words to help you in conjuring up the season and all its wonders. Halloween is fast approaching and Fall has arrived in all its glory. In some areas of the States, cold nights have taken hold giving way to snowy landscapes. Here in the South, Fall is gearing up for its last hooray. I truly love this season, but even more so the peak of it. ENJOY!

Red Door

What is not to love about a red door? I ask you. I had to make a trip back to Bardstown for work again today and it was a beautiful day to boot. I noticed this beautiful red door the last trip I took to this 'most beautiful small town in Ameria'. So I stopped on my way out of town today and took a pic to share with you guys. Oh how I love these wreaths. The weather is cooled off, the humidity has backed off, the skies are blue and clouds are white and fluffy and I have 'absolutely NO complaints'. Thank you Mother Nature. I have had bronchitis now for two weeks, but I can tell I've turned the corner towards health and well being which only means I might be able to get out this weekend and take some photos somewhere other than Bernheim. Yipppeee. ENJOY!