At least I don't think so.
The weather has been nice - perfectly fall-like - and I have been busy tackling stuff I put off all summer while we were gallivanting all over God's creation pretending like the laundry would do itself and summer would last forever.
Summer's over, people. OH. VUR. (I'm saying this to myself and my children as much as anyone else.)
And sadly, there is no laundry fairy. Hmph.
So while we all adjust to earlier mornings again and the kids settle into their school day routines, I get back on task here at home. There is much to do. It's no wonder I always felt frantic when I was working full time and the house was chaos. Now I'm here all the time and trying to do all those extra little home maintenance things that got put off because we never had time. Oh, and some fun stuff too. And raise a coupla' kids and a few animals and some fresh tomatoes along the way. And write. Because writing = breathing for me, and breathing is important.
Also important: daddy! Steve is going to be home for the weekend and I can hardly wait. If I could keep him locked up at home and all to myself I would, but the likelihood of that it pretty slim. And that would be pretty selfish of me anyway.
I have a bunch of pictures from summer that I had intended to share, but in the interest of ... well, keeping things interesting ... I'll just post a couple of my favorites.
Checkin' out Endless Caverns in New Market, Virginia.
Cool cavern pic.
Seriously, it was amazing.
Pretty farm view. Just because.
This is what I picture in my mind when I think of Virginia.
The kids taking in the view at one of the stops along the Skyline Drive in Shenandoah National Park.
Butterflies and bumblebees. They were everywhere at this particular overlook.
My loves.
The story of my life. Blurriness and all.
I don't know why, this picture just cracks me up.
So there you have it - a glimpse at how we spent much of August. I have missed blogging and I'm happy to have a little more time to get back to it regularly now. Lots of little things I've been wanting to share just so I can remember them myself in a year or twelve. Onward!
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