Rather late to the party this week! It was Thanksgiving day on Thursday. Here’s my Thanksgiving cactus, right on cue!
And here’s part of the squash and dried gourd harvest as table decoration.
Tradition dictates decorating for Christmas the weekend after Thanksgiving. So you don’t freeze your fingers off. Today is warm and sunny so I picked spruce, juniper, holly, and red twigs from my own garden. And some pretty ivy that has started colonizing my fence. Tomorrow I’ll forage white pine boughs and cones to complete the assortment of cut branches for winter window boxes.
The rabbits have once again eaten all my parsley. It was so pretty yesterday. Too bad I didn’t take a photo…..too late!
But here’s a bunch of sage I picked this morning. Drying nicely.
And a wreath I made a few years ago from grape vine. I will add fresh greenery to it for the front door.
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I hope you had a memorable Thanksgiving, a chara.
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Sweet and sour this year. Missing friends and family but thankful all are safe and healthy. Glad to be rid of the orangutan!
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