Happy Halloween

Our little football fans.

September

Another day, another... Million things to do.

Nursing school is going well, but I am still running around trying to get everything in just the right state of complete chaos. In fact, I should be writing a paper right now. I just registered for another class today. Which led me to call my mom in order to locate my shot records, now that will take you back a few years. (No one is safe from my collateral damage so look out.)

I promised to take Emerson to the library today. Of course last time we returned books, he had taken one out of the bag before we left the house, so one of our books was late. I could not locate 20 cents in my car, in my purse, anywhere, (I know mom, I should always carry cash in case of emergencies) so we were not able to check out any more books, but we did read for awhile.

Supper, baths, bedtime, smoking 40 pounds of pork, homework, dishes, laundry, a psychology quiz. Todd and I were going to watch a movie, I just found him asleep on the couch. I still need to shower.

ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ.... Yea right.

Mom promised to keep reminding me it is all worth it.

I heart faces.

This weeks challenge, Completely Candid.

This is my entry.

This was during a visit from Nana. We all had a blast.

To enter your own photo or view other candid pics visit IHEARTFACES.

My Gardening Successes...

What Grew... What Didn't

Radishes Tomatoes

Kohlrabi Onions

Cilantro Jalapeno Peppers

Basil Spinach

Banana Peppers

Cayenne Peppers

Okra

Sunflowers

Carrots

I have okra in the freezer,

banana peppers pickling,

cayenne peppers drying,

figs in the freezer,

fig jam,

fig newtons,

apple butter,

apple sauce,

carrots will be frozen in the next couple of weeks,

more apple sauce, butter, and anything else pertaining to apples will be made in the next couple of weeks,

pesto will be made and frozen for the winter, and I think that is about it.

Biggest Disappointment of the Season...

My tomatoes did nothing. Birds started eating them, bugs laid eggs in them, and the cage was really doing nothing to support the vines.

All in all, I am calling this a success.