Thanksgiving Weekend in Canada

 Well here we are  October 6th. September just didn't seem to happen. I contacted Covid as the month started and that was it for the month. Sore throat , coughing, being extremely tired, and just not having any mo jo to do anything the month flew by without me. I am just starting to feel better and now it's time to start lists and try to catch up on life.

The gardens are screeching out to put them to bed.

 I have a few things done but there is so much more to do. This weekend (Thanksgiving) is supposed to be lovely. We aren't doing any family cellys as Iain is heading to a trip to Argentina ----- his 70th BD gift 2 years late ---- and the last thing he wants is a cold or flu. Holly's work and the kiddos school are rampant with Covid and colds. Sio is sick with a cold and her 2 kiddlys are just recovering.  Maybe I can get out in the garden and get a few things done.

Of course the house is in need of a good clean and tidy.  And there is always laundry to do. We are also decluttering and packing things in the event that we move in the spring. 

I have been going through my old blogs and others who are still blogging. I love looking back on them and even if no one else sees them I enjoy it. Blogging seems to becoming an ancient art as a lot more people are doing vlogs and have you tube channels. I am not that disciplined 

I have been doing a bit of apple baking this fall. So far there has been French Apple Cake and Apple Crisp.

My IG friend Monique has shared a few apple recipes with me. I may not get around to them all but I will give it the old college try. 

Friday was apple pie baking day. I have made one for ourselves and one for Miles. There is a pumpkin pie being made Saturday cuz Riley wants pumpkin. 

A quiet dinner just us.

Hope all my Canadian family and friends had a terrific Thanksgiving weekend