feeling like we are in a time machine…

it is hard to watch the news, so i’m spending these early fall days preparing for fall and winter. the harvest has been good to us. i hope peace comes to everyone and wish everyone could have the garden to find solace. when the world ceases to exist there is always the garden.

i don’t know what kind of heirloom this is but it was tasty. the rain washed off all the names of the tomatoes. i try not to get political but i want everyone to know that there are two candidates out there that don’t get any press and they are working so very hard: Jill Stein, the Green Party candidate, and Gary Johnson, the Libertarian Party candidate.

and if this doesn’t say it all…nature speaks to us…what more do you want? a heart shaped potato?! love conquers all.

end of summer images

from the garden to New Buffalo, MI to Douglas, MI and back home again. we came home to dahlias in bloom, and lots of tomatoes and cucumbers to enjoy. next…school.

truth and carrots

waiting for his turn.

http://www.cranbrookartmuseum.org/exhibition/the-truth-is-i-hear-you/

baby carrots from the garden. i almost forgot that we had planted the seeds.

a carrot lover and a yellow tomato

another feather

found feather

yellow squash and first tomatoes