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Halloween at home: Our Lady of the Rosary sets her data work aside to carve jack-o’-lanterns by the fire. The cider’s hot, the pets are drowsy—except for one curious cat plotting an ambush on a pumpkin. She laughs as the cat prepares its attack, convinced it’s helping with the carving.

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Late autumn in the kitchen: Mary prepares pumpkin and apple pies while her little audience waits for crumbs of grace — and crust. One cat can’t resist inspecting her handiwork, and she smiles, knowing curiosity is part of every good creation.

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Our Lady pauses to judge a tomato’s worthiness while the garden carries on around her: chipmunks snacking without a care, bees making their gentle rounds, and a plump groundhog snacking like it paid admission. Beneath her heel, the serpent stays politely in place — a gentle reminder of who’s in charge of this garden plot.

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Our Lady reclines on her cabin roof beneath a sky painted in northern lights, her black cat curled in her lap, eyes half-closed in a quiet, contented drift. An owl perches on the chimney like a seasoned night scholar, blinking slowly as if evaluating the heavens for itself. Down by the lake, a deer lifts its head mid-step, briefly pausing as though it too has noticed something wondrous in the shifting sky. Beside her, the telescope waits quietly — a reminder that some nights invite questions as gently as they offer answers.