September seemed to gallop by quickly, with many high blue days. As one would hope. Fall came. We put away the air conditioner. I read The Handmaid's Tale for my book group and it was chilling--I liked it. I passed my 14-year service date at my current job. I'm taking a college course in Bioethics and learning about the end of life and the begining of life and the importance of autonomy and beneficence.
Here are a few photos, most taken on September 1 at the annual Guilford Fair.
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| An elegant bunny |
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| Gorgeous prize-winning bouquet full of lisianthus, reminds me of my wedding flowers |
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| Prize-winning veg with sign: "ALL THESE GREW UNDER-GROUND" |
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| Prize-winning fancy work (quilt) made out of old COVID masks |
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| After the fair we went to Lilac Ridge Farm for the best (organic!) creemee in town |
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| A few days later we had a celebration at work. A local ice cream truck came and everyone got free ice cream |
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| Breakfast-less one morning at the farmer's market, I splurged on this cannoli-style pastry |
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