
Autumn Nights

Life on the Wicked Stage: Act 3
Musings on life, the theatre, technology, culture and the occasional emu sighting

Trick or treating with the grandkids. Better than a sugar rush.

Color me curious
Two things everyone in our circles are talking about. ICE raids and a late arriving Fall. As far as the usual colors we get every Fall, this year most of our leaves haven’t turned yet. We’re about to turn the calendar from October to November and most of the foliage is still quite green.

Many of the early turning golden leaves are gone and filling the gutters, and there’s the occasional burst of red among the green. But all feels late. It will be interesting to see how this season progresses.

Someone thinks they’ve found a friend.

Sharing some photos of interesting moments I’ve seen this Fall.







A bit envious of this woolly bear caterpillar’s coat given that the temperatures have dropped here in the Midwest. But then the woolly bears were always a harbinger of the Winter to come.

The neighborhoods around us might be taking precautions due to ICE activity, yet many areas are still pulling out all the stops for Halloween. It’s a paradox as folks try to retain some sense of normality amidst real horrors happening around the city.

Caught this fella in my lens the other day and thought I’d share the image. 
Snapped this shot yesterday and thought I’d share it before everything goes to seed.

Caught a few snaps of Monarch Butterflies flitting among plants in the neighborhood yesterday.
