I LOVE macoun's, lucky lucky you!

hi Sandy! I saw sky pics on several blogs that I read and even though I'm a day (or two...or three...) late and a dollar short, I thought I'd link you to my sky pic here: http://atimetoknit.blogspot.com/2005/09/artsy.html

I like your blog and have added it to my bloglines subscriptions. :)

Fall and apples! How much nice can it get?? :)

I hope you'll post your recipe. Mine is from an old-ish Betty Crocker cookbook (the 1980s-looking Betty with the floppy bow on her blouse, that is) and I think it works very well, but it's always fun to try other variations. :-) Especially because that cookbook hasn't surfaced since our recent move. I had to improvise last week when I made the first apple crisp of the season, and it wasn't quite right. Alas.

Hi Sandy,
Norma told me I should be reading your blog so here I am! Love the apple photos.

Bub is too cute. Sorry you couldn't join us on Thursday. Maybe I'll run into you in an orchard sometime soon.

oh, and bub is bubbalicious! too cute!

mmmmmmmmmm apple crisp, and apple brown betty, and apple pie, and baked apples, and and and and. oh dear. and to think i don't like apples. (actually, i do, but not the regular ones, like red delicious and granny smith. i like the exotics)(wonder if i can get macouns around here?)

Bub is such a cutie! Might have to make him...lucky me to have a preschooler as an excuse. :) There's just nothing like fresh apples, is there?

Boo Hoo - We can't grow apples around here. We don't get enough cold weather - have to go about 300 miles north until we get to anywhere that MIGHT have apples. Bet they taste better off the tree instead of from the store.
Cathy

Oh, I wanna come for dessert. Do you use lots of cream on top? Yum!!!

Love your little Bub...ahhhhhhh.

Cute Bub! The scarf is cute too. Made with one of my favorite yarns to knit with! Talking about apple crisp, yummy!

We went apple picking last weekend and just loved it. Nothing like watching two small boys plucking apples with a look of wonder. Youngest actually asked, "don't apples grow in the store, mommy?"

Bub is adorable, too :-)

We went apple pickin' yesterday too! We went up to Applecrest Farm in, I don't know where. Kensington or Hampton Falls or someplace like that. We picked MacIntosh, and they were pretty small this year. We might have been better off buying the nice big ones they had up at the farm stand. But then again, where is the fun in that? It was just Pete, Meg and me. Small crowd for us. I'll be thinking of you as I make my Apple Crisp!

Oops, forgot to say: and Bub is a cutie!

Ohhhhh, you did it! I am so glad. And ohhhhh, apple crisp...and fresh Macouns. My mouth is watering!

Hey! I live about 20m from RAP! Where's your mom at? It was so funny when I was lookign at the pictures and saw the famous (around here!) logo on the truck, I was like HEY!

The pre-k and kindy kids I have at school are going on Tuesday for their annual field trip. Now that DD isn't in either class I don't get to go with the school. :-(

Such a fun place, it's really grown over the years. During cidermaking time our uppergrade students go and work at the farm for an afternoon pressing and bottling cider. We have our own manual press for the school, but it's fun for them to do it the modern way, too.

Bub is a cutie and he looks ready for the weather with that lovely scarf. Apple crisp sounds yummy....

Your Bub looks so cute!! I really like his scarf too!

Yummy! Apples!! I know what I'll be buying at the store tomorrow!! ;)

Mmmm. Apple crisp.

When I was younger my family would take a trip every year to pick apples and get fresh apple butter. Fresh picked apples are the best! Enjoy one for me.

apple picking! i like to head to the nashoba valley winery for apple picking (and wine tasting of course). i was at a wedding in nh yesterday where i could have taken gorgeous sky pictures. if i hadn't left my memory card at home. duh.

Oh, that sounds yummy! It's cold enough today to bake bread so that's what we're making today.