September

I failed totally at posting ONCE A MONTH!!  Good grief.

This is basically a photo dump for the future.

Since March we have been living in this strange new world. I do not think this will be our new normal but it is our FOR NOW normal. I know everyone doesn’t take it seriously but we do.  I love seeing my Daddy but he is older with COPD so that means I can’t ‘live my life as always.”  Because he is important to me.

We spent huge amounts of time outside in nature.  It is one of the few things that calm my soul.

SEPTEMBER

We have so enjoyed our Botanical Gardens membership.  Each time we go we discover new magical places.

 

Picnics and ducks at a local-ish park.

Brushy Lake at Bankhead Forest. Another beautiful day. (I am updating this in November on a chilly day. These pictures make me miss summer!)

Then we went to Joe Wheeler State Park to meet sweet friends from Tennessee.  It was so nice to finally meet Rebel and Ruby in person.

Shoal’s Branch.  We have discovered so many amazing outdoor places during these last few months.

Nature

We had a beautiful moring exploring downtown and seeing Jamey Grimes’ amazing exhibit “Roil” at Carnegie.

 

Hiking and finding a new waterfall!

Hidden Rivers farm opened and we went with friends and loved it.

Fun time at Frazier Park.
Disclaimer. Nomad is not good on a leash. Nomad is not good in new areas. I’ve always wanted a dog that we could take anywhere and would walk calmly beside us. That has not happened although he has gotten better in the last few months because we’ve been walking him more outside. (although I could leave a T-bone steak on the floor and tell him no and go to the grocery store and he wouldn’t touch it.).This is not Nomad’s fault this is our fault. We fully realize that.
Dogs and kids; you do the best you can with both but you always see things you wish you would’ve done a little differently.
All in all a good time was had by everyone.

September was a beautiful month with a lot of time spent outdoors.  Honestly the last few months have been a bit strange but being outside makes us feel more sane.  It is one of the “blessings” of coronavirus; we found so many lovely outdoor spaces and spent so much time in nature.

Karen

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