Apples. They are in abundance this time of year. But what do you do with all those apples?
A few years ago I found the yummiest recipe on a blog.
Here we go again. The start of Hurricane season. Hurricane Isaias is hurrying up the gulf coast. We have had a LOT of rain the last few days, and this will really soak the ground. Here's hoping and praying Isaias will dissipate quickly and not leave too much damage.
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The cities of Gulfport, Mississippi; Mobile, Alabama; and Pensacola, Florida are within the storm's forecast path, as of Wednesday morning.
Forecasters say Isaias' exact track is not yet certain, but people across the Gulf Coast should prepare themselves for impacts from the storm.
Apples! It's that time of year. So lets make the perfect Apple Dip.
Last week as we were driving on the Interstate, we saw rays filtering from the west. I had never seen (or heard of) anti-crepuscular rays before.
The start of the fall season we bring the colors of fall indoors.
Living in the deep South, there is no change of seasons here. 
I love these dishes. These are manufactured by Nikko in Japan (no pattern listed)
And then my very favorite to bring out are my Thomas Kincade Spode china.
Each plate has a different house scene.
Glassware by Gorham 
As we say in the South, Happy Fall Ya'll!
I thought I would squeeze in a summery table before the warm colors of fall start making their appearance.
Every piece of china, glassware, and silverware except for the fruit bowl, were thrift store purchases.
