The Change of a Season
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My last post was June 8 and the time that has passed since then has been full of every aspect of living. We've celebrated birthdays, had a funeral, traveled, worked hard in our yard, relaxed in our yard, and took a thousand photos along the way. Some of those photos will slowly make their way here to fill in that near 3 month gap. We're getting ready for harvest now. The pumpkin patch is an unimaginable size; could nearly be classified as a field. The garden is slowly being cleaned off as the vegetables produce the last of their bounty. Swathing of the grain has started, and if the weather is even semi-co-operative, combining will not be far behind. This time of year means unpredictable schedules and a need to be flexible for my husband while at the same time maintaining a strict schedule for my kids as they head back to school. The picture I chose to feature here is one I took of a dramatic sky on July 6, my 19th wedding anniversary actually, and it was one of those