Views of the Neighborhood – Potpourri II

Yes, another miscellaneous view of the neighborhood. Today, we are going to see which holiday decorations are going up after Thanksgiving. They are still few and far between, but there are some. We are catered by the Launderette of Austin. Our Entertainment is Katrina and the Waves.

Menu

TEXAS REDFISH – Old Bay beurre blanc, broccolini, trout roe, crispy garlic

PLANCHA BURGER – American cheese, special sauce, pickles, challah

69 thoughts on “Views of the Neighborhood – Potpourri II”

  1. We have our share of homes “in transition” from Halloween to Christmas, John. Makes me laugh, especially when the Yuletide stuff comes out and the Hallowtide items have not been taken back in yet. Pretty wild stuff. Enjoyed the views!

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  2. The landscapers around here have just put in the snapdragons and pansies, so winter clearly is on the way. That axis was quite a surprise. I’ve seen them in the hill country on high fence places, but nowhere else. I suspect ‘escapee’ is the right word!

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  3. The doe is thinking invasion of the body snatchers! “Who are these robotic people who look like me but are not like me!” Haha, great deer shots! I’m ignoring the menu, though, because I’m already into the no raw this or that, no seeds, no nuts, no corn, etc.

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  4. That Axis deer is impressive. With the size of his antlers, I think the doe’s boyfriend is in trouble if he decides to fight the axis deer over the doe. It’s nice that some people are decorating this early in the season. It’s the same here.

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  5. What a collection! The Halloween House must have a full basement to store their decorations. The O in Joy is quite grumpy. I like the hologram deer. And who doesn’t like blooming flowers in late November? Best to you, John.

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    1. So glad you liked the post, Jennie. I see what you mean about grumpy in the O. Check again, it is Mary (on the left) and Joseph (on the right). We love the flowers and hope we can keep them until January.

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      1. I did check closely when I first saw the post. Yes, it’s Mary and Joseph, but from a distance it looks grumpy. I guess I see so much in art. Keep those flowers going!

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