Pretty much all of the above. But for me, it is all the New England Fall food festivals. And, yes, they cover the usual Fall foods. We have a Chowder Fest in Connecticut, a bit late for us, here in Boston.. we have our Chowda Fest, oddly enough, in the summer. Rhode Island has a Seafood Fest that is mostly shellfish, oysters and clams. We have many apple and pumpkin Fests and even a cranberry Fest down the cape. As we should, we are the cranberry capital, I believe. But for pure hometown favorites type Fests, nothing beats the Marshmallow Fluff Fest... it's silly, just like the product. And ya gotta love the name.. wait for it... here it comes.. the "What the Fluff? Fest"! LOL! It just makes me smile. We invented Marshmallow Fluff (in Lynn, MA, right next door to where I now live in Revere) and made the infamous Fluffernutter a household name! LOL! I have to say that although I ate my fair share of Fluff as a kid, I always thought it a bit too sweet. My brothers and sisters were crazy about it and my great aunt Lil would come up with all manner of crazy Fluff recipes. All my siblings were ecstatic to find a Fluffernutter sandwich in their lunchbox. And even though I did, on occasion, enjoy a PB&J, and tolerated a Fluff and PB, AKA a Fluffernutter, I was most happy to find a lovely cream cheese and jelly in mine. I did, however, absolutely love, love, love the fudge made with with Fluff! Go figure... I mean, is there anything sweeter than fudge? I think the recipe is still on the jar of Fluff. Silly

l pinkmountain. in 1981, my natural hair color was auburn, but I dyed it medium ash brown to get rid of the red tones and the gray. By the time I was 50, my natural color was ash blond, and so I stopped dying it. This is one of my favorite pink flowers: It is also one that I've had the longest, and I kept putting it in larger pots, allowing it to grow into a very large plant. The flowers are iridescent and almost gaudy because their colors are so intense.

It would be a cute children’s book. Thanks for asking about Oski, @Chisue. It turned out to be a staph infection which cleared up after 10 days of mupirocin, wearing a boot, cone, no licking. There is still something odd about it…I’ll ask about it next vet visit. Whew, I spent a bundle on him last month!

Yes, afraid quite a few of my plants were left indecently covered last year (full monty), only to succumb to 'blue balls'.