From up on the hill of Oia s Prophet Elias, you gaze falls upon the dark waters of the caldera, passing over the volcano s petrified lava and then returning high up to the while line of houses that sparkle in the clear light.

Peru

Woman Weaving, Traditional Backstrap Loom, Cuzco, Peru

PERU’S POTATO PARK

Breath taking waterfall in Japan

Fall colors are in japan as well..

Rows of summer flowers in Japan ... I can smell the beauty.

Mosaic African Mask

African Colors Daasanetch Tribe Girl

A scene of a village in Central Africa, as painted by Cameroon artist Angu Walters.

Anticipation Cheetahs Africa

African Village Weaverbird

Along a quiet and beautiful road ...

I was walking on a quiet beautiful road this morning and stumbled on some weeds buried in a bed of chrysanthemums.  In my dismay I suddenly realized that I fell upon Fall and Summer was dwindling away.  I was shocked and sadden because here it was almost the end of September and I hadn’t written a thing about summer in this newsletter.  I didn’t talk about walking barefoot along the brook at the end of the street, the barbecue I ate while sitting on a plaid quilt in my back yard, Martha’s Vineyard, jumping double dutch, yes I jump, with my niece, and countless other wonderful summer activities.

Well here we are  it’s almost Fall again and we have to get on with the business of life.  I have great stuff to share with you I’m featuring some folk from Facebook in my ‘Amen Corner’ page and Amy Winehouse is my Person of the Month. It’s all good so relax kick back and enjoy my posts on different cultures.

Cultures

Joanne Mathis/ M Interiors