WHAT TO DO WITH A SHRIVELLING PUMPKIN








This is our Canadian Thanksgiving long weekend.





Most of these photos were taken of Mrs. P's Thanksgiving table I put together last week at The
 Passionate Home. I'm thankful for many things especially the opportunity to step into someone else's
 shop and decorate to my hearts content. This time I even got to snack on some of the props.


I am also thankful for George.
Since I met him he always puts an apron on this weekend and serves a nice turkey dinner.
For those that ask me "what can't you do?" .... cooking a turkey is near the top of my list.



Mrs. P is going on vacation for awhile but plans have already been set for Christmas
decorating at TPH in November.

And before I leave you I have one tip for the season.
It is for the pumpkin carver in the family.


When your carved pumpkin starts to show signs of shriveling on the front porch run a nice cold bath in your tub to re-hydrate him and you can get him back on display in a few hours good as new.
I use to carve pumpkins professionally, a little cinnamon sprinkled on the inside of the lid offers a nice aroma as the candle warms it up.



HAPPY OCTOBER EVERYONE, ENJOY THE COLORS OF THE SEASON!!

You can always follow along on INSTAGRAM @4_the_love_of_wood
where you get sneak peaks of what I am up to.


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