yayy!!! october is here! september felt like such a long month, but it seems october passed me by very quickly. this edition is coming at the very end of the month, as it has been a busy one.
the month of october is a lovely time, with the spirit of fall around us as the days get shorter and trees put on their autumn colors.
i hope you enjoy this edition of wonderful times, in which we cover art, fashion, baking, and more!
love and peace,
~ fawn
take a peek at this vintage fitz and floyd "mayflower mouse" teapot! how cute !! now for the october tea spotlight...
Celestial Seasonings: Cinnamon Apple Spice, a strong and sweet spiced herbal tea, flavoured with apple, cinnamon, and hisbiscus. Has a natural sweetness, and tastes good served plain and hot.
Cinnamon Plum Black Tea is rich and floral with flavours of sweet plum and warm cinnamon. Serve hot with a little black plum honey.
this super simple apple charlot recipe (courtesy of my mother) only has 3 ingredients (depending on how fancy you wanna get with your fruit), and can be made very quickly.
it tastes wonderful served fresh from the oven. side with a scoop of vanilla ice cream or a cup of apple cider.
you can substitute the apples with other fruits OR mix them. i like to use an apple, a peach, and a pear.
preheat oven to 350 °F.
mix sugar, flour, and cinnamon together
thouroughly to make the batter. dice your apples or fruits into medium chunks.
butter a shallow glass baking dish, evenly toss your fruits in, and then pour your batter over. sprinkle cinnamon on top.
bake for 30 minutes, or until golden.
Betsey Johnson 1997 fall/winter collection. This model stuns in a vintage haute couture outfit, with a vivid orange dress that brightly contrasts the black trim and details. Black, red, and orange make a great color combination for autumn.
Betsy Johnson 2005 fall/winter collection.
Betsy Johnson 2005 fall/winter collection.