Well, we’re having the most normal fall we’ve ever had. It was boringly normal. Temperature dropping a few degrees every week, rain about twice a week, very little sun, and we are expecting our first snow tomorrow which is unfortunately extremely normal. Last year was a strange year for the entire world, but it didn’t make a rule.
Where is the world are you? A quick glance at your blog didn’t help, as there are like 126 cities in the world called Richmond.
That is unusual for your area, I’d guess! Not the snow.
Hello and nice to meet you! I can’t follow you back just yet as I’m 400 emails behind in all the OTHER blogs I follow, but if you pop back in and say hello now and again, I won’t forget you!
Ewww 🙂 I still have loads of green, and flowers still in bloom. Some are new and I have no idea how long they last anyway. But the azalea…I think of them as Florida shrubs, warm-weather lovers. The leaves fall off very easily when touched, that’s not too good I think.
heretherebespiders 
Because apparently nobody has a true autumn anymore. It’s summer, winter, and back again. Sometimes in the same week.
Very pretty!
It’s cold. Not like freezing cold? But enough to kill my tomatoes dead…
Well, we’re having the most normal fall we’ve ever had. It was boringly normal. Temperature dropping a few degrees every week, rain about twice a week, very little sun, and we are expecting our first snow tomorrow which is unfortunately extremely normal. Last year was a strange year for the entire world, but it didn’t make a rule.
Where is the world are you? A quick glance at your blog didn’t help, as there are like 126 cities in the world called Richmond.
Richmond, Virginia 🙂 70 degrees earlier this week, 40 degrees today (if we’re lucky).
We have -2°C this morning, that’s 28°F. I’ll take your 40 any day 🙂 I’m in Québec.
High today was 13, low 5. That’s about 55 and 41F. My Hostas are gone, I cleaned up the remains today (mush, yuck).
Polar vortex?
Polar vortexes are known to cause flowers to bloom lol
Makes as much sense as anything else!
I know how you feel. Our roses finally decided to bloom a few days ago, … and then it snowed.
That is unusual for your area, I’d guess! Not the snow.
Hello and nice to meet you! I can’t follow you back just yet as I’m 400 emails behind in all the OTHER blogs I follow, but if you pop back in and say hello now and again, I won’t forget you!
I have no clue, but my holly has just finished blossoming for the second time this year.
That is odd. Did it make berries the first time?
No, the other one makes berries, there is a boy holly and a girl holly.
Oh, so he’s just super-horny.
How cool is that, though!? Perhaps it is a sign of good things to come!
Our Great Lord gave us the ability to talk and understand speech. But then, when He wants to tell us something, He blooms a flower… 🙂
Don’t mind Tom, he’s being silly 🙂 I’ll take what I can get in the way of good things right now!
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I can’t answer your question, dear friend. But that plant seems very healthy. The only green I’ve seen in weeks is the remains in my fridge.
Ewww 🙂 I still have loads of green, and flowers still in bloom. Some are new and I have no idea how long they last anyway. But the azalea…I think of them as Florida shrubs, warm-weather lovers. The leaves fall off very easily when touched, that’s not too good I think.
I had like six late blooming bearded iris. It was nuts. Now it’s snowing.
you are magic. obviously.
If so, I’m not the only one this autumn! How are you? I’m about 400 emails behind on reading blogs 😦
I’m all right! Also about 400 emails behind, at least. But doing okay 🙂 How are you?
Getting better! That’s about the best we can hope for sometimes 🙂
Coz you are a miracle worker 😋😁😁😁