I really need the deed...to a platinum mine.

I went out for a really short walk today...my fingers were starting to get super painfully cold without gloves, and collected a bunch of pretty fall leaves. Originally I was going to make a garland, but I don't have much room for something that long, so I just taped them to the wall in a gradient pattern. I really like it. Fall is by far my favorite season. I have loads of photos from a few hiking trips to upload soon!

She got a smile.

It's been a week? What? How!? I had posts planned, even! Jeez. Well...maybe I'll pay more attention this time around. Sheesh. More of me living vicariously. Ahh, dream life.

Via: knitting iris.

Beautiful, stocked pantry. I ordered my first 12 canning jars from Amazon.

Via: moonmeadow.

(A man in the kitchen might just be the sexiest part of these pictures.)

Via: Garage Days revisited.

I want chickens sooo much. I imagine he's saying, "C'mon ladies. Follow me."

Song of the day: "She Got A Smile" by Steven Lynch.

Deep into the mountainside...

Wish I could do this every weekend.

Yard envy... Taken by: amy e johnson.

Via: taibauo. Cute levels are off the charts! Can't handle! I want that orange cat. I need to complete the set.

Via: Zeb Andrew.

Song of the day: Of Monsters and Men- "Mountain Sound"

Laughter is the very best medicine...

Remember that when your appendix bursts next week!

Song of the day: "Horoscope" by Weird Al.

Quinoa cooked in apple juice, peaches cooked in pumpkin puree, and brown sugar, Greek yogurt. Cold coffee and soymilk.

Stir fry left overs of tofu, carrot, onion, green bean, mushrooms, raisins and almonds, rice and radish seeds with spinach, cooked tomato, bell pepper and onion topped with Greek yogurt.

Homemade rye bread with avocado, paprika and salt, and maple syrup.

Homemade kale chips.

Salad with lettuce, avocado, cucumber, strawberries, and grapes. Homemade honey dressing.

Homemade miso soup with rice noodles, cayenne and carrot slices. Multigrain bread with melted mozzarella.

Road trip day 4: Oklahoma

More on my flickr.

We went through Arkansas, but I have lots of pictures from there, so it'll be a separate post. I loved the variations of colors in the land on the farmlands. It was like a constant string of paintings.