Friday Post

 Hi everyone. Happy Friday.  I thought I was going to get a lot accomplished this week, and yet I didn't get as much crossed off my list as I'd hoped. I'm going to use the excuse that I added too many things to my week's to do list-big smile.

Today I have a few random things to share with you.

Let me start with this tag for Wendy's Windows, Doors and Arches challenge over at Tag Tuesday. 

I covered a piece of cardboard with some wallpaper-ish looking paper.  Then I added this black and white TH Victorian lady. I used a window frame around her, and I added some clear glue that then dried like the glass.  I finally added this large TH flower piece. It was white originally, so I colored in with some pink marker and added some black paint over what was colored in black. 

The quote sticker is from an Art by Marlene sticker book. I wonder what she actually did. She does look slightly worried, but only slightly. A couple of glue bubbles formed perfectly under her eye, which might be a few tears perhaps? But I can't think she is too regretful of what she did.

Let me also share some beautiful autumn color with you. 

These first 2 are off the side of my house.

And here's a view from my walk down my road.

Last weekend there was a lot of progress on the deck, even if it was only one day of work because it poured heavy rain the other day. Hopefully this weekend, since they aren't predicting rain, a lot more will get done. Stairs and railing are what's left.

Even on the rainy day, the hubby started closing up the screen porch for the winter too, because he could do that under cover. It is always sad when that happens. If you look closely you can see the plastic on the inner wall, and the hubby in there also. He's taken over the screen porch with his deck working tools, which is why he was in there when  I snapped this photo.

I also linking my tag and foliage scenes over at AEDM, day 5.

I hope you have something good on your agenda this weekend. I hope to have some art and reading time, and maybe, if its not windy, I even will get rid of round 1 of leaves in the gardens. I never get rid of all the leaves, but if I leave them all on the ground, I would have about a meter or 3-ish feet of them once the oaks drop their leaves in the next few weeks. It makes spring a disaster as they are always wet and frozen at the bottom. I could have raked yesterday, but I also needed to finish my clothing change over before my daughter decided to come home and find her bed not a bed but a mountain of clothes. Smile.

 Have a great start to your weekend.