All you need is some basic tissue paper (like from the gift wrapping department), some scissors, and some kind of string or bendable wire.. To make a large pompom, use 6-10 sheets full-size sheets, to make smaller pompoms, cut the sheets in half and use 6-10 half-sheets.. Stack your sheets and fold them accordion-style, making your pleats about 1.5 inches wide..
The corn is turning a very Fall-y shade of red and I think I might help the farmer by removing a few stalks for him to Fall up the front of the house..The barn in the evening..
The barn through the corn..I just can’t get enough of the corn.. We’re very unhappy to see our creek looking like this.The city came in and sprayed for frogs and cat tails a couple of weeks ago.
Next year we’ll be planting all along the creek so they can’t access it.Don’t they know how great cat tails are for Fall decorating?.
I can’t wait to look back on all these pictures in a few months when everything is so different and remember what it looked like during our first month here.. What do you do to mark the changing of the season?This is our barn.. Well, no.
This is the barn across the creek from our house.This week in life, Chris brought home two little furball puppies for me to babysit for someone at work who’s away on training.
So that’s pretty much what I’m doing.It’s a wonder I’m writing this right now.
I think one of them might be in the kitchen eating the cat’s food actually..So I may have another week where balance in life means not working on this hall again, but finished or not, isn’t it lovely?It’s been a few weeks since I’ve taken you outside for a little tour, so I thought it was time for an update.. First of all, here’s the world out front..