It seems that no sooner does the weekend start and then its Monday again. Is it just me or do you find that too?
Seems like yesterday it was this ......
And this ......
The days accelerated, then it was this .........
Harvest over and gone
And now it's this. Where's it all going to?
Here's to another Shadow Shot Sunday - hope it's a good one.
Yes, I find that the days pass too quickly too--but that's probably because I'm hardly sleeping at all anymore. **sigh**
ReplyDeleteI LOVE MY SHADOW
I love my shadow,
My shadow loves me;
We chat together
And don’t disagree!
My shadow and I
Prefer not to shout
As we go walking
And rambling about.
My shadow’s so wise,
I ask what she thinks;
She’s happy to share,
And then nods and winks.
My shadow and I
Are best buds, you see;
That’s why we try hard
To always agree!
© 2011 by Magical Mystical Teacher
Arroyo Shadows
Hi Molly - wow it will soon be Christmas! - the year is skating through - good idea in your last blog - setting the carrots and swedes in plug trays to start - must try that one - spuds look cool - we grew white ones - we have picked beans again tonight - so its carry on chopping here - and into the freezer - take care - Janex
ReplyDeleteHopefully, Molly, we can accelerate through winter (and the three months of retail Christmas) and wake up smiling next spring.
ReplyDeleteMy mother always told me that the older you get, the faster time flys. Well, now that I' OLDEN, a year goes by in a blink of an eye.:))
ReplyDeleteO, and I live in Lubbock,home of the late and great Buddy Holly. We have a museum here of his things and a full, life size statue of him downtown. :)
Love those dear old horses. Time does indeed fly. Yesterday we were young and fresh and today (speaking for myself only) we're in our second childhood. Much more fun the second time around.
ReplyDeleteyes, I agree that the summer seemed to have flown by very quickly. and now our sights turn to autumn, which isn't a bad thing I guess. I do like all the seasons, and it's been raining today so we've gotten some much-needed relief. your series of photos showing the progression of summer are fantastic. I especially like the summer lane, and the horses. I've become very behind with my visits as I've been out of town this week. I'm hoping to catch up tomorrow! happy day to you Molly.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty shadow shots, love the flowers the best!
ReplyDeletePlease come and see my shadow shots, have a great weekend!
I agree with you, the days pass too quickly.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos and thank you for the reminder of the lovely song by Buddy Holly.
Regards!
a nice sequence of shots - no sign of Autumn here yet..although I am looking forward to seasons again..
ReplyDeleteBetter the days pass quickly, as that is a sign that your are living and enjoying life to the full.
ReplyDeleteI would hate to live a life where -
"Time hangs heavy."
Cheers....B
PS Love Buddy Holly numbers. :)
Hi Molly, Fall will not arrive here till mid-October. However, since this summer's weather has been difficult (to say the least), I am not so sad to see it go. I am looking forward to some cool breezes that do not involve hurricane winds. We have another one of those storms coming up the coast this week.
ReplyDeleteYour pictures, as usual, are lovely and tell a good story.
Arleen
It does, it does, it does!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos.
Have a good week ahead. :)
Hello Molly! My first visit, will visit you again. Seriously, I thoroughly enjoyed your posts. Great photos!! Congrats for your work. If you wish to follow back that would be great I'm at http://nelsonsouzza.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
Thanks all for your great comments
ReplyDeleteI hope we can accelerate through winter too, Chris - singing Santas, nodding reindeer and ding dong merrily the tills don't:(
Bernard, BJ I'm a Buddy Holly fan too. BJ I find it so fascinating that you actually live in BH's old home town. You couldn't help being a fan.
Arleen - you've had enough weather to last you this year. Hope the storm blowing up isn't too vicious.
And Nelson, thanks so much for dropping by. I visited your site too but the translate button at the top of my screen didn't seem to want to work which was a bit of a pain, so I will give it another try again a bit later on.
O roll on Winter Solstice and after that the days lengthen again, on the other hand the dark evenings do have one or two advantages in that we can tap into the homemade brews and sit by the flickering firelight.
ReplyDeleteAh, yes, the weekend is but a quick whisper... I love your pictorial journey through the seasons.
ReplyDeleteHugs, antonella :-)
I followed your link from Shadow Shot Sunday (I am #65)
Doesn't the time fly....lovely photos, loved the picture of the horses Molly. Your salad crops look really good, my onions are particularly small this year too.
ReplyDeleteLove your photos. The one with the sunbeam on the water with the shadowy trees is just beautiful. Yes, every season goes by fast, (except for our dead-winter months of January, February and March).
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Leah
just have to enjoy the moments. and take what we can get huh. lovely shots!!
ReplyDeleteThought you may like this?
ReplyDelete"When we are young,
And days are long'
And life goes on for ever;
Where nothing changes,
All remains,
Except, perhaps, the weather."
Bernard - I did - yes! Is it one of your little ditties. Love it!
ReplyDeleteI only hope winter goes so quickly!
ReplyDeleteHi Molly, sorry to leave this info in a comment, couldn't find an email link for you. and it may be a bit late too - tomorrow is 10 on 10 photo challenge for September. here's a link to the host (Rebekah) blog -
ReplyDeletehttp://rebekahgough.blogspot.com/p/ten-on-ten-photo-project.html
her blog's name is A Bit Of Sunshine, in case that link doesn't work. hope to see you there Molly!
happy day to you Molly.
Yes, time goes by always too fast, but you have captured some very beautiful moments! Leena
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