Welcoming Fall

We welcomed in the first day of Fall last Friday just how two girls with an open afternoon and no

plans should; we visited the Farmer's Market and browsed around checking out all of the Fall

good-ness. Flowers, wreaths, mums, pumpkins, gourds and Indian corn....ahhhh.

We left with just a few mini pumpkins and one pumpkin pie-sized pumpkin to satisfy
 us until we make our trip to the Pumpkin Patch in a few weeks.
I let Charlotte pick all the pumpkins this time....this time, I'll get my chance later.

I can pretty much guarantee you may quickly get tired of my Fall posts, sorry in advance for that.

The blue skies, coolish weather and sunshine...oh, I love it so very much.
We had such a ridiculously hot and humid Summer this year but this weather is simply dreamy.

But here's the thing--it doesn't last long here, not nearly long enough at all for me.

By November we could have snow, so we enjoy these Fall days the best we possibly can and
keep our fingers crossed that they are not too fleeting.

After the market,  we stopped at our favorite old cemetery, parked the car
and walked around for a while...looking, reading, soaking in the sunshine.
We were constantly ducking because huge acorns were falling from the trees every
 couple of minutes, it was kind of funny. I decided we need to go back with a bag to
collect a bunch to make a Fall wreath next week, so that's our plan.
Charlotte skipped around, picking up acorns and singing; "I love old cemeteries..."

Tell me what you are looking most forward to about Fall....
What can you not wait to...
do?
buy?
visit?
make?
eat?

I made my first batch of pumpkin bars Monday night and they made the kitchen
 smell so, so good. I think I love Fall the most but then again I kind of feel like that about every
 season, especially at the start--well, except Winter. I cannot commit to loving Winter, sorry.

I need a good, good book to read, like now.
Suggestions? You guys are always good for suggestions.
Happy middle-of-the-week everyone!