Halloween Decor and More

We finally found the bin of Halloween decorations.. LOL!  And the tablecloth that I got last year.  So over the weekend I transformed the dining table into a fun tableaux.  This is the little witch and cat on a moon.

I lit the candles for full effect.  You might notice one candle is unlit.. well.. they weren't even height so I had to burn two down.. right?

I've had this cute little group for several years.. it's 3 little trick-or-treaters in front of a black picket fence and a pumpkin.. there is even a bat flying above the fence.. this makes me smile.

The little witch and my favorite, the porcelain scarecrow candelabra covered with dripped wax and a sparkly little haunted house lit from within.

I so enjoy having my dining room set for the seasons, I can see it from my easy chair in the den.  See the little skeleton lady hanging from the light fixture?

On Saturday evening Dayle made dinner for us, this recipe is called Chinese Noodle Casserole, but when we first made it we thought it looked like dog food.. lol.. so that's what our family calls it.  It isn't a pretty meal but boy does it taste good!!

It also looks fun in the daytime.

I also have velvet pumpkins, my crocheted pumpkins and blown glass ones, too.

My oldest granddaughter, Jenna, is a freshman in high school now and attended the homecoming dance with a group of her friends.  They did some photos first and her little sister Paige posed with her.  So cute!

I was able to get a photo of the Hunter's Moon last night, between clouds.. lol.  

Now I must tell you a story.  Dayle has had heart issues in the past so I wanted to get him an Apple Watch which helps monitor many health issues.  He ran a test on his heart and the watch told him he had Atrial Fibrillation!  He had a doctors appointment last week and told the doctor what the watch said.. and so he listened to his heart. He then had an EKG test and lo and behold.. the watch was spot on!  So now he is getting more testing for this and will be getting the help he needs for it. 

Atrial fibrillation is:

The heart's upper chambers (atria) beat out of coordination with the lower chambers (ventricles).

This condition may have no symptoms, but when symptoms do appear they include palpitations, shortness of breath, and fatigue.

Treatments include drugs, electrical shock (cardioversion), and minimally invasive surgery (ablation).

The moral of the story is to get your annual exams!

OK.. I have to jet.. I have a DAR meeting and then swimming.  ((hugs)), Teresa :-)