Happy Halloween 2022!

 

Time for our annual Halloween throwback featuring Miss Tallulah Mae...

Here she is studiously avoiding the scary Halloween clown. We miss her so much!

My New House/Lavender Farm!

 

It's in Albuquerque...you can come stay with us sometime!

(This is Los Poblanos, a wonderful inn/lavender farm. If you are ever in Albuquerque, go visit--even if you don't stay there, you can eat in their restaurant and shop in their farm shop.)

My New Truck!

 

(In another life, perhaps...)

Horizon

 

Fly

 

Some lovely birds flying into some lovely clouds...

Pink and Yellow

 

Arched

 

No matter how many times you have seen it, the Gateway Arch in St. Louis is impressive...

Shelfie

 

When the public library looks like a shelf of books... (Kansas City, Missouri).

into the Clouds

 

Golden

 Look at this tree perfection...

Pi(e) Squared

 

Yum. (We thought that the pie on the left might be sugar cream pie, an Indiana specialty, but in fact it was custard--absolutely delicious, but not sugar cream.) These are from Croshaw's Pies in St. George, Utah.

With Lanolin

 

It's Luron!

(This bathroom actually had a modern soap dispenser, too...I like that they kept this one, too!)

Foziewisp for the Road

 

It must be good luck to find an actual foziewisp as you are starting on your road trip, right? 

Dove Show

 Pretend this post is dated Monday, October 10, before midnight...

Hello!

(I am always amazed that doves have such fluffy white feathers underneath.)

Take a bow!

Good to the Last Drop

 

These are not random hearts...they are barista-created hearts.

And look! They last all the way to the bottom of the glass! Magic!

Solitary

Chicken on a Building

 

For your viewing pleasure, a large chicken atop a building, with an airplane behind it.  

(Here at Foziewisp HQ we love a good animal atop a building...usually it's a bull, sometimes a horse, but very rarely do we see a rooster!)

Random Heart: Pomegranate Leaves Edition

 

Abundant Abundance

 

The Great Pomegranate Harvest of 2022 continues. 

This is about a hundred fruits weighing about 65 pounds. And there are more still on the tree! 

We've given them to friends and left a box out front for the neighbors to take what they'd like.