Steven took this picture of the sunrise from our porch.
"If I hide between the footstool and the couch they won't find me and disturb my nap!"
The windows in the uhaul.
Steven got the front window in now too!
The bed will be up over the cab.
"Bet I can get my hind food behind my ear!"
Emily makes the best pizza crust in the world, and the best homemade pizzas in the world! Unfortunately, I made this one, which meant the crust was too "bread"-like! I maxed out the toppings: Onions, tomatoes, and peppers from our garden, olives, ham, and pineapple. I put omre cheese on after this picture.
And there it is, cooked!
Today is Stephen's birthday! He'll turn 20. He came up yesterday (Saturday) and we had cheesecake with cherry pie filling on top, which we didn't add until after the picture!
I spent a bit of time this morning getting dried foods into jars. In this picture I have a gallon jar and most of a half gallon jar full of dried huckleberries. They look like dried peas only they're purple. I like to joke that they're "Chinese Peas"!
The dog likes to take the things I have out to dry, so I got the idea to put them on top of the car. These are all kinds of things for the goat to eat this winter: Carrot tops and peels, squash peels, squash pulp & seeds, onion scraps, apple peels & cores. 
Steven finished fixing the motorcycle. He had to put new seals on the front shock, a new battery, and a new front tire. We waited all summer for the time and money to come together at the same time. I'm so grateful he can do the work himself, once we get the parts.
And there's the tire, mounted and ready to go back on the motorcycle. 
"I'm dreaming that I'm dancing with little castanets on my paws!"
We had to run to Eureka to get more blades for the saber saw and more pop rivets for securing the windows into the walls of the uhaul.
Odie watches from the car. She'd love to get out and play with the buffalo, but the buffalo don't have much of a sense of humor when it comes to dogs!
I picked the pinto beans and spread them on newspapers on the bathroom floor. When they're good and dry, I'll shell them.
I laid on the roof of the uhaul and held the window in place for Steven to trace the cut lines.
He used a file to take off the burrs and rough spots.
He makes sure it fits the hole. 
Looking at it from the inside. I'm out there washing the windows! 
Me...still washing the windows!
I made bean and vegetable soup today. This is a rare species of "octopus" carrot (ha ha!), which I broke apart, peeled and chopped, along with celery, onions, parsley, and squash from our garden.
Odie has to investigate and chew on everything, so I can't put the solar cooker on the picnic table any more! Instead, I put it on a lawn chair within the garden fence to keep it safe!
Today Steven started putting the windows in the uhaul. He used the circular saw (with a metal-cutting blade) on the first hole, then switched to the saber saw for the second hole. It was REALLY loud while he was sawing. The saw cutting the metal echoed throughout the truck and deafened everything within a quarter mile! 
There was a mishap while Steven was cutting the second hole. I was going to put a picture on here but decided not to, it's too "gory"! While he was cutting, the ladder shifted and Steven automatically reached out to steady himself and the ladder...and he grabbed the sharp metal edge of the window hole he'd already cut. Ouch! He got 2 nasty cuts on the palm of his hand. 
This is looking at it from the inside. 
"Mmmm, I love the smell of dirty laundry! They should make perfume with this scent! Do these dirty blue jeans make me look fat?"
Well, the frost finally crept in deep enough among the corn plants to kill the leaves on the pumpkin plant, even covered with a tarp. I read somewhere that they will continue to ripen, even after being harvested, so we'll find out. Under the towel are the spaghetti squash seen in a previous picture. That's one lone summer squash with the pumpkins.
"Oh, oh, she's looking again and she has that dratted camera! I'll look like I'm sleeping and maybe she won't realize I've been playing with the zucchini peels! Oops, there's one stuck to my leg!"
Morning hot chocolate finished, sudoku not finished! Must not leave anything undone!
"Sigh...now I know how the cat feels. That camera is everywhere."
One of those two days I chopped peppers and put them in the dehydrator. It's the third time I've dried peppers this year. There were starting to turn yellow and red.
I saved seed from the peppers. We'll see how they do next year.
More seed-saving in the works here, but not edibles! These are flowers. Cosmos on the left, Calendula on the right. Calendula is a useful medicinal herb and I dried over 100 flower heads this year. The plant bushes out and the more you pluck off the "done" flowers, the more flowers it produces, and they're such pretty bursts of sunshine! They're members of the Marigold family.
These red balls contain asparagus seeds. They are only produced on the female plants. The actual seeds are inside these balls. I have to crush them and then put them in water to clean the pulpy stuff off them. The little black seeds are then taken out of the water and spread to dry. I've never started asparagus from seed before, but I intend to try in the spring.
The apples started falling from the trees, and some had suffered freezing on the nights that dropped into the 20s, so I picked them all. We got 22 apples on one tree and 4 on another.