Well, it's not here jus' yet - but it won't be long. As you can see - we are beginning to switch things over - changin' gears I guess you could say. Just so all my "locals" know, we have our mums, millet, asters and ornamental cabbage and kale ready to go. A couple of more weeks and the pumpkins and gourds will be just right for pickin' and I'll be pulling some more Indian Corn today - we've already started and it is beautiful.
Oh, and I haven't forgotten - I told you all I'd be giving away some fall ornaments and I'm gonna on the next post. That will be POST #100!!!! So it will be the perfect way to celebrate plus I'll give you the super easy instructions so you can make them at home as well! Sounds like lots of fun this week. Going to have to have my computer worked on this week - so if you miss me for a couple of days - that's why. But I'll be back - so check back to enter for your chance to win my first blog giveaway!!!
Everyone have a splendid start to your week!
Blessings,
Cathy Cobblestone
Cathy, your autumn display is great just as I knew it would be. I love Fall and have been looking forward to it. I love the change in the air and the way it fills and looks. I am starting on my Fall decorations this week. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteJean in Virginia
Everything is looking so pretty at your place! Hummm... making me want to start my fall decorating, but need to finish our laundry room project first.
ReplyDeleteBe checking back later to see your fall ornament project!
Thanks!
I love your fall display. When I first clicked on your blog and the orange came up instead of yellow I knew there was going to be a change. It looks great (as does everything you do). What is it about fall that is so exciting to everyone? I am starting my decorating also. Can't wait to see your give-away.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful display. I want some pumpkins!
ReplyDeleteAs usual, your photos just make me smile! I haven't seen any pumpkins of gourds out yet but I am hoping soon so I can finish my decorating!
ReplyDeleteYeah! I'm excited about learning how to make them! Also, I have some new bows to give you, they are TOO CUTE! Hope all is well, only 3 weeks to go and I can't wait to bring Molly to the famous Cobblestone Farms! Your blog looks fabulous as usual!
ReplyDeleteLuvs,
Audrey
What a wonderful Fall welcome! I will start mine soon. I didnt even do much fall decorating last year (too busy with the wedding)cant wait to do some this year.
ReplyDeleteHi Cathy,
ReplyDeleteI love your new autumn pictures and the colors are wonderful on your home page!. YOU so inspired me that I had a slice of pumpkin bread for breakfast. LOL!. It is still very hot here in Modesto, Ca I can't wait until fall,fall is my favorite time of year.
Have a good day,
Elizabeth
Very festive! It is rainy and coll here today and they say that is thanks to Gustav. I don't know why but I sure like it. The flowers are gorgeous. I do so love fall. Can't wait to see what your giveaway is.
ReplyDeleteYour Fall display is GORGEOUS!! Your header is perfect...just LOVE it!!!
ReplyDeleteLove your display. Fall, is coming that is for sure! Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeletedenise
Cathy, your fall display is beautiful! Looking at all the fall posts, it is really making me want to start decorating for fall already!
ReplyDeleteHi, I happened upon your blog and just loved your fall display.
ReplyDeleteCathy,
ReplyDeleteYour place looks reallyeeeee nice.
Are you open in the winter too?
NANCY JO
Gorgeous. Autumn is definitely in the air.
ReplyDeleteHey Friends - so sorry I've been gone - my computer had to have some "tuning up". But I'm back and I'll be posting on my ornaments next! Blessings, Cathy
ReplyDeleteGood because I am needing me some Cobblestone Farms!!!!!!!!!!! :)
ReplyDeleteAre you still there?!?!!? Just to let you know my website is up! I am in the process of adding my items, but it is too cute! Hope all is well!
ReplyDeleteCathy! I love your page. I just came across your comment to me back in July about the cushaws. I made a cushaw pie with it and it was SCRUMPTIOUS! I didn't grow it wild but bought it at the farmer's market. I will be adding your page to mine. I am still learning how to do all this and keep up with blogs. lol.
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