which spoke for a whole l0t of this going on right outside the door...
They collected a few, too.
Then the Crafty Disease hit, and we made these. (My bouts with the ailment are few and far between, so these fridge papers are yet more impressive.)
10.30.2008
Eats (Shoots and) Leaves
I walked into the living room to see this,
which spoke for a whole l0t of this going on right outside the door...
They collected a few, too.
Then the Crafty Disease hit, and we made these. (My bouts with the ailment are few and far between, so these fridge papers are yet more impressive.)
which spoke for a whole l0t of this going on right outside the door...
They collected a few, too.
Then the Crafty Disease hit, and we made these. (My bouts with the ailment are few and far between, so these fridge papers are yet more impressive.)
Oh, how I miss those vibrantly colored leaves of fall! They lend themselves to the best kiddo shots and they are just plain fun to jump around in.
ReplyDeleteThe kids and I just have to play with the multitude of pinecones on the ground, all the superlong pineneedles (hello poked eyeballs) and the fronds that fall from the palm trees. Those babies are sharp!
Yikes! I hope-- someday-- you guys find yourselves up North again!
ReplyDeleteOh Fall!! You hurt me so!
ReplyDeleteDarn you, Abigail, for these gorgeous pictures and painful reminders!
It's only fair for all the times you've done the same to me with pictures of land on which I'll never set foot! :)
ReplyDeleteOf course, revenge is not the reason I posted these pictures...of COURSE!...and Lord willing, you'll get pictures of your own in New York's leaves someday to come.