It's Harvest Time in this Little Town

Honor the Lord with your wealth,

with the firstfruits of all your crops;

then your barns will be filled to overflowing,

and your vats will brim over with new wine.

Proverbs 3:9-10 

All Pictures were taken by me! 

Autumn Bucket List: Part Two

Hello everyone! Here's what my finished edition of my bucket list looks like for 2012: Pretty much all of my supplies came from Michael's (yay for 3 for $1 scrapbook paper!) and the stickers were in little booklets from Michael's. The only thing that I didn't get from there was some string off of some burlap sacks that I have at home waiting to be used for another project!

I tried to find stickers that matched the theme of each item listed to place beside them! 

Too much flash in the first one! Now you can read what I wrote! 

I titled my Bucket List "Autumn Days: Gather Together"

Here it is on my fridge, waiting to be fulfilled!

Happy Monday to everyone!

Autumn Bucket List

Hello Everyone!

I love all of the adorable bucket lists that come out with every season! Autumn is just so happens to be one of my favourite times of the year. It's the busiest in a farmer's eyes, but it is the time where you truly reap what you have sown! In between all of the busyness of being a wife, student, and farmer's daughter, here is my personal (and realistic! that helps too!) bucket list:

• Go to a pumpkin patch (Apple Barn, Here I come!) 
• Make at least one yummy dessert with pumpkin in it
• Decorate a pumpkin or two
• Plant fall mums and pansies 
• Take a fall nature walk  
• Host a fall dinner party
• Make some hot apple cider
• Have the first hot chocolate of the season
• Visit Fort Langley on a chilly autumn day
• Watch Charlie Brown Thanksgiving
• Toast pumpkin seeds!!!
• Watch The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown
• Give thanks for at least one thing every day during the fall season
• Eat candy corn
• Eat lots of apples! 

Leave me a comment telling me what's on your fall bucket list! Enjoy your first official weekend of fall everybody! 

This is Love 

Three Times a Day

Three times a day, seven times a week. It  seems like it's been FOREVER since I last wrote a little message on this thing! My time is tied up with all of my business courses at university. I'm loving it (and I'm loving not working even more!) I love this quote that I found! It accounts to everyone about how much we rely on farmers. I don't think that we even realize that three times a day, we're counting on these hard working, agricultural men and women to provide us with one of life's basic needs. 

Hopefully, now that I'm caught up with most of my homework, I'll be able to post something interesting soon! Take care, everybody.