Views of Fall 11-23-25

Across from parking lot at my complex

I have interviewed a couple of the seniors about sharing at least one of their stories/testimonies but the interviews are incomplete. So, today, the post is about some of the beautiful scenes close to where I live (2023).

The artificial arrangement above (bottom) is the live floral piece (top) that the horticulturist instructed how to make it.

Others are the door decor and a centerpiece that was made in a horticulture class; I really take pride in them. After the live flowers from the centerpiece died, the pumpkin was filled with artificial flowers.

Also, my interest was perked up and I was involved with arts and crafts in the community room. There are so many amenities that are available and I take advantage of every opportunity possible.

I love to encourage other seniors to get involved so that their lives can be more meaningful and enriched. Not only that, but it will also help someone else to be motivated to press forward.

So many older people who isolate themselves opens the door for the devil to whisper lies into their head, and it causes them to fall into a state of depression.

Hopefully, these bright fall photos will be a blessing and encouragement to the readers.

His handmaiden, Betty A. Burnett ~ burnettministries.org