Monday, September 03, 2012

Changing Seasons

September 3, 2012

A journey into a new season... ushered in with a Blue Moon  Ours actually looked Pink when it first peeked over the horizon.

Blue Moon 08/31/12 - Allentown, NJ
 

We stayed well into twilight, one of my favorite times of the day, to soak in the splendor of the evening, watching the moon rise and the sky darken.  Just before we left the field we looked up just in time to see a hawk fly overhead.  It's wonderful to live so close to farmland.  There's a stillness that speaks louder than a marching band, and a comforting blanket of reassurance which comes when I take time to stop and take it all in.  I felt a wiggle of JOY way down deep, starting right in my heart, spreading out in all directions until I was filled with happiness and peace all at the same time. After such a stressful week at work... this was just what was needed  :)


Swall Dairy II - Allentown, NJ
To celebrate this once-every-just-about-three-year event we capped off our evening with some hand dipped ice cream at Swall Dairy II 

I chose a double dip with 2 different flavors, toasted coconut with almonds and vanilla mint chocolate chip! They were both equally delicious! Needless to say, it was a great ending to a magical outing.

Blue Moons, ice cream, falling leaves, pumpkins, indian corn... Autumn is here.  What will the season bring?  When we bring joy to each day we will always reap a bountiful harvest.

4 comments:

Kit1934 said...

I'm so happy to see you've started a blog, Georgie! Love the first post- I've bookmarked.
Love- Patricia xx

Rosinda said...

Congratulations on your new blog! We saw the same moon. It was pink, too! And guess what, we had ice cream while we watched the moon rise. Looking forward to more posts! xoxo

Georgie54 said...

Thank-You Patricia + Rosinda! There is so much for me to learn. You are my support. I so appreciate YOU!

Anonymous said...

Now how fun is this to see this part of the world, too. I grew up in Ohio and had family in New Jersey where we'd spend a lot of time....so it's nice to see the parts where YOU travel to!

xo
Joann in CO