What is it about Labor Day that makes us believe summer is over? The feeling of fall that creeps into our psyche and tells us to rip up the geraniums and plant some mums. Perhaps that is why I had my first and last Margarita of the summer today. I don't know if it was because I was saluting the end of summer, or toasting the thought of the approaching fall.
For whatever the reason it was nice to sit out on the deck sipping a little and munching on chips and salsa. Tomorrow though, I think I might just take a trip to the nursery and buy some mums. Got to go now, the geraniums are calling out to me. Not to worry , it will be quick. They'll never know what hit them.
OMG, I wish I had one of those Margaritas! Do you deliver? The salsa and chips look great as well, and I'm really into the idea of relaxing and sitting on the deck, sounds like a perfect afternoon to me . . . RIP geraniums!
ReplyDeleteYour last Margarita of the summer? You see why I'm clinging on?
ReplyDeleteooooooooooo, that looks so yummy,right down to the salt on the rim of the margarita glass! Congratulations on your new blog! Great job so far! Susan
ReplyDeleteMmm... it all looks so delicious! Bitter sweet, they say :p
ReplyDeleteLovely blog you have here! Thanks for stopping by mine :) ♥
Nothing like anticipation of fall in New England! And looks like you had a fabulous send off to summer. Bring on the mums! :)
ReplyDeleteHello! Thank you for the lovely comment on my blog. I shall be popping over to visit often!
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That salsa looks so fresh and yummy and please don't get me started on the margarita! Love the look of your blog and can't wait to drop by again (especially if you continue to post photos like these!). Ann x
ReplyDeleteI love the look of those Margaritas! Perfect with the salsa and chips! Perhaps some Jimmy Buffet on the radio ...? Best of luck with your new blog! I'll be visiting you! I, too, am in New England ... hurrah for NE cooks and bloggers!
ReplyDeleteFirst or last Margarita...whatever it was, they sure look good! And I'm sure it made the quilty feeling a bit less noticeable!!
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