October's turquoise skies we bade farewell to summer. The Pioneer Day (July 24th) corn awaited harvest, pictured here on the 26th. The kids and I put on our leaf stomping boots to spread piles of composted leaves. My 7-yr old imagined a clump of leaves to be a football and my daughter offered me a chocolate leaf cake. What is more autumnal than leaves, football and home baked goods? Saturday mornings and late afternoon on Wednesdays will now be devoted to moving leaves by the wheelbarrow-full. With November's drizzly gray skies upon us, the time has come to turn a new leaf.
Monday, November 7, 2011
October Sky
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October's turquoise skies we bade farewell to summer. The Pioneer Day (July 24th) corn awaited harvest, pictured here on the 26th. The kids and I put on our leaf stomping boots to spread piles of composted leaves. My 7-yr old imagined a clump of leaves to be a football and my daughter offered me a chocolate leaf cake. What is more autumnal than leaves, football and home baked goods? Saturday mornings and late afternoon on Wednesdays will now be devoted to moving leaves by the wheelbarrow-full. With November's drizzly gray skies upon us, the time has come to turn a new leaf.
October's turquoise skies we bade farewell to summer. The Pioneer Day (July 24th) corn awaited harvest, pictured here on the 26th. The kids and I put on our leaf stomping boots to spread piles of composted leaves. My 7-yr old imagined a clump of leaves to be a football and my daughter offered me a chocolate leaf cake. What is more autumnal than leaves, football and home baked goods? Saturday mornings and late afternoon on Wednesdays will now be devoted to moving leaves by the wheelbarrow-full. With November's drizzly gray skies upon us, the time has come to turn a new leaf.
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