Photos from this month:
September 2nd:
Hummingbird, tomatoes, and a cloudy morning. Sunset.
September 3rd
Raindrops on the tomatoes. We’re having some lovely sunsets this month. September 5th …a very exciting day.
We got sheepies in the pasture! Their owner keeps them safe in a moveable, solar-powered electric fence.
and another lovely sunset.
September 6th
Daily hummingbird and ripening tomatoes. My favorite dyer! Ginny at FatCatKnits .
Spinning a wonderful batt from FatCatKnits. September 9th.
ʻOno spinach quesadilla from La Costita in Happy Valley, Oregon.
September 10th
Gorgeous heirloom tomatoes for our food deliveries today.
My Kahili Ginger began blooming!
And my hibiscus, too. Followed by another gorgeous sunset.
September 12th
And now my Angel’s Trumpet is blooming, too! September 16th
Happy sheepies. Sliced my hand last night and had to go to Urgent Care today. September 18th
Autumn colors at the gym. September 19th
A very foggy day. September 20th
Daily hummingbird. Happy sheepies. And another very foggy day.
September 22nd .
Gorgeous crepuscular clouds!
September 23rd.
Big barge along the Columbia River in Camas, Washington. September 24th.
Goldenrod in Boring, Oregon. Kahili Ginger!
September 25th
Major wind last night, and this big maple leaf got caught this way.
The day ended with this lovely sunset.
September 26th
Cool spiderweb against the glass of the lānai.
September 28th
Kula moon setting.
Beautiful sunsets the same day.
September 30th
Our neighbors’ maple beginning to change colors. Ducks in the pond at Big Valley Woods in Boring. Spinning this gorgeous batt from Ginny at FatCatKnits.
That’s it for the month. It sure went by fast, yeah?
About Mokihana
Born and raised Hawaiʻi girl who misses home and loves the Pacific Northwest. I’m a free spirit and love the serendipitous events that bring people and places together.
My philosophy about knitting and life in general:
“It is good to have an end to journey toward,but it is the journey that matters in the end.”Ursula K. Le Guin
Thanks for sharing, I love the sheepies most even if the sunsets are most beautiful.
Greetings
Jeannine