Pumpkins

I love Pumpkins.  Fresh, round, warbled orange pumpkins. Or white.  Ooo! Or Green Gold and Hazel pumpkins.  You see in the markets those glorious displays of Fall’s bounty and wonder, “Who on Earth buys these things?” Me.  That’s who.  In my pregnancy stretch pants and grocery-cart-bound-toddler (who I may or may not have just bribed with a cookie.)  I hem and haw and wonder which pumpkin may in fact go best with my Thanksgiving runner*.  If the orange of that one will be too…”orange,” too prosaic.  A pumpkin should happily say “Hello Revelers! Look at me! It’s Fall! Time for Sweaters and Cider and Baked carbohydrates!” And all matters of happy stuff with exclamation points.  Because it is Fall people! Go buy a pumpkin.  Instant joy.  But then again, I am confessed total Domestic Dork.

 

* If you have not checked out Couleur Nature for hand-blocked (but still affordable) French table runners ($45-55), you simply must.  They are my go-to-favorites!  Just remember to hang dry them over a door so they do not wrinkle.  https://www.couleurnature.com/

2 thoughts on “Pumpkins

  • Abi–you amaze and inspire me!
    This is slick and delicious and fun and YOU!
    and…I share your passion for weird pumpkins…I am the other person who loads up her truck with them…and puts them all out in the compost pile to see what happens over the spring and summer!

  • I LOVE THIS! Pumpkins are so happy1 And isn’t it a trip to see them springing to life from the compost heaps come June? or September? We even had a pumpkin growing from one of the burn piles last winter! Or maybe it was a squash plant…. One of the two. 🙂 Hope you are well! How are the horses?

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