Yet coming back from a walk with Porkchop, on a rather mild and sunny Sunday, I turned the corner and there she was.
I suppose it was the balmy 50 degrees that prompted this lady to head out to the garden. She holds the fall season to the calendar and not this week's forecast in WI. The north winds will be blowing.
Even the plein air painter seems to have given up, although he left his easel behind. I'm never sure what to do with things like this. Should I try to return it? Will he be back for it?
Her sweater looks comfy, but she'll be wanting more by Wednesday. At any rate she should move, the creeping charley is gaining ground. Nothing seems to stop that stuff.
Hunker down. I'm going to go look for mittens.
P.S. My last blog talked about a piece I was trying to design for my Pensamientos series. I've been working and so far, so good.
I want to see a picture of that lein air painter if he comes back! Looks like you have some great tapestries growing Ruth. Better move them in before the freeze.
ReplyDeleteI know Janette, he did pack up his paints, house seems deserted. Still trying to convince the lady to come in, she'll change her tune tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteHey I really like the latest Pensamientos tapestry, I haven't see this one yet but love the colors...
ReplyDeleteGlad you like it....our conversation was the genesis of this complicated idea. We'll see how it grows.
DeleteLove your magical garden and your Pensamientos. Such inspirational whimsy!
ReplyDeleteThanks Diane - the temps here are heading into the teens this week and the little lady has finally decided to seek shelter. I fully expect a hardier WI native to take her place in the near future.
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