At the cottage there are days when life begins to take shape with perfect images of the sun.
When Mary and I got up she was searching for the cameras to get the sunrise over Dennison Island which we face. Isn't this something? It wasn't hard to take, just a shot from the big Canon Rebel with the telephoto lense.
The lake was so calm, not a ripple. It was hard to tell which was up or down when looking at some of the shots I took of the lake.
Of course, wait 15 minutes and life changes here.
We had very high winds most of the day with
the docks rocking and rolling.
Helen's sweetie had to go out in the winds to rescue friends whose boat lost power and to add to that someone had tipped their small sail boat and he did that rescue on the way back to his rolling dock!
Then, dinner at the neighbours who set this table to serve an amazing watermellon salad as starters. I'd never
had watermelon salad and it was yummy.
Who doesn't love beef tenderloin with
veggies done to perfection. Wonderful
evening and the lake was back to calm
with none of the rains that threatened.
Earlier in the day we had tea at Helen's where she is making a loving quilt for a very sick friend.
Her fans are amazing to see. She is using mono filament thread to attach the fans. It's hard to see the stitching. There will be twenty fans to the quilt. She has decided to use a yellow sashing around the fan squares.
You've seen my teeny tiny studio, well Helen's is no different. Her cottage has an antique dining table which anchors her quilting studio at the cottage.
She has a carrier for her sewing machine and table that travels back and forth from cottage to city with her.
It's September. One wouldn't know it for the weather here as it is warm and balmy. Very humid in fact but we, here in Canada do not complain of the warm weather days of September. They are gifts.
Being the long weekend, I of course didn't post this on my Favourite Friday things, but it was a perfect day to be remembered. Sorry Shay.
My daughter called to chat, was interrupted by one of her day care girls who told her that her clothes had leaked while she was sleeping. She couldn't find the "tap" to turn the leak off. We howled. Fiona had never had an accident since she was trained, so didn't remember that things do happen. I could hear Kelly telling her that it happens to which Fiona expressed surprise! Too cute not to mention for my memoires.
When Mary and I got up she was searching for the cameras to get the sunrise over Dennison Island which we face. Isn't this something? It wasn't hard to take, just a shot from the big Canon Rebel with the telephoto lense.
The lake was so calm, not a ripple. It was hard to tell which was up or down when looking at some of the shots I took of the lake.
Of course, wait 15 minutes and life changes here.
We had very high winds most of the day with
the docks rocking and rolling.
Helen's sweetie had to go out in the winds to rescue friends whose boat lost power and to add to that someone had tipped their small sail boat and he did that rescue on the way back to his rolling dock!
Then, dinner at the neighbours who set this table to serve an amazing watermellon salad as starters. I'd never
had watermelon salad and it was yummy.
Who doesn't love beef tenderloin with
veggies done to perfection. Wonderful
evening and the lake was back to calm
with none of the rains that threatened.
Earlier in the day we had tea at Helen's where she is making a loving quilt for a very sick friend.
Her fans are amazing to see. She is using mono filament thread to attach the fans. It's hard to see the stitching. There will be twenty fans to the quilt. She has decided to use a yellow sashing around the fan squares.
You've seen my teeny tiny studio, well Helen's is no different. Her cottage has an antique dining table which anchors her quilting studio at the cottage.
She has a carrier for her sewing machine and table that travels back and forth from cottage to city with her.
It's September. One wouldn't know it for the weather here as it is warm and balmy. Very humid in fact but we, here in Canada do not complain of the warm weather days of September. They are gifts.
Being the long weekend, I of course didn't post this on my Favourite Friday things, but it was a perfect day to be remembered. Sorry Shay.
My daughter called to chat, was interrupted by one of her day care girls who told her that her clothes had leaked while she was sleeping. She couldn't find the "tap" to turn the leak off. We howled. Fiona had never had an accident since she was trained, so didn't remember that things do happen. I could hear Kelly telling her that it happens to which Fiona expressed surprise! Too cute not to mention for my memoires.
7 comments :
love the dining room set up - and Helen's fans. It will be cold up there before you know it.
Karen
http://karensquilting.com/blog/
What a lovely day you had! Those fans are gorgeous. Oh to be viewing that lake! Thanks for sharing. Happy Saturday! ☺
The pictures around your home are just beautiful...and I love the fans...the colors on that one is just awesome!
What lovely pictures - the sunrise looks wonderful.
I adore fan quilts - have never tried the mono thread - sounds like a great idea.
Cute story about "leaking". When our grandson was four he had never vomited and when it happened he looked at his mom and said "what's Ben doing?" and each time it repeated he would look at her again and say "What's Ben doing?" Poor little fella - it was so funny though, but we had to not laugh, until we were out of the room.
What a delightful posting :0) Helen's fan are wonderful (no surprise there) and the photo was just beautiful. Little ones are so darn cute and come up with the best explanations LOL.
Crispy
What a lovely sunrise pic.....and the beautiful table setting....and Helen's fan too. I have a Sew-Ezi sewing table like that one, it is very handy!
I'm glad you had that perfect day as your Summer winds down.
Helen is pretty amazing all round. Those fans are so pretty. What an inspiring sewing space - no wonder she's so creative!
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