Lesson 717: SNEAKY-21

Cheers, Readers!

We've come to the end of another long week.

I don't think Ellen will mind that I borrowed her glass.

We got to enjoy our cabin last weekend.

The leaves are turning in the Allegheny National Forest.

The cabin is all decorated for fall.

Yes, that's a spaghetti squash.

Hubby thought it was a tall, white pumpkin.

How much is that doggie in the window?

The one with the waggily tail.

Free.

She won't quit climbing the tree

chasing chipmunks.

Erik and I had some chill time

enjoying Slam's game last weekend.

Sometimes the week beats me up as much 

as football does Slam.

Eloise had her first run-in with a virus 

since the pandemic began.

Not COVID-19,

I had two tests to be sure of that.

I named my virus SNEAKY-21.

It really caught me off guard!

Thankfully,

it left about as quickly as it came on,

and I was able to finish out Homecoming week strong.

The dance is going to be outside tomorrow night.

Awesome.

This beauty of a rainbow appeared in the late afternoon

on a day we said goodbye to a student,

gone too soon.

SNEAKY-21 has left Eloise a bit fatigued this week.

Tired teachers don't issue weekend homework,

so just a simple reflection.

Sweet dreams,

Eloise