What a gorgeous week! Which
means lots of pictures… And that will make up for next week when my daily walk
pictures will be VERY boring.
Sunday,
October 26th
My
daily walk – things that are red
Monday,
October 27th
Dr. M took pictures of gingko
trees – lovely!
My daily walk – pretty darn
warm!
Tuesday,
October 28th
Today, Dr. M switched his focus
to my favorite – sweet gum trees!
My daily walk. That cat was
going to follow me all the way home! I had to turn around & walk it back to
its house.
Wednesday,
October 29th
Dr. M took some fabulous (&
silly) fall pictures today!
My daily walk – yes, there’s a
squirrel in the garbage.
The campus
herd.
My daily
walk.
Dr. M’s
campus had trick-or-treating today – yes, he was a pirate again :)
Friday,
October 31st
Dr. M dressed as one of his
students today.
I went on a Vestry retreat (our
church leadership, and, except for our Rector, I am the senior person which
baffles me every day). I took a walk around the retreat center. It was a bit rainy.
I stayed in the St. Michael room
– of course!
Our evening session.
Meanwhile Dread Pirate M gave
out candy at our house.
Saturday,
November 1st
Dr. M
took pictures of our maple tree & the Lavender Menace – it snowed a bit and
we were expecting frost, so we figured the Menace’s days were numbered. He also
brought in Pinky Two Tone and Heather the sheep.
I took a
not rainy, but QUITE chilly walk around the center.
This was
dinner – my facebook comment was: The carrots I didn’t eat, and the carrots I
did. Heh.
One of
our retreat exercises was to work on a weaving. I’ve never done this before
& I had to laugh at myself. No sooner had I spent some time considering how
the cloth I was making was like the church – everyone working together for the
common good – than I started experimenting with different kinds of patterns.
Now what does THAT say about me & church? Ha!
Hope everyone has a great week!
Loved that fluffy moo. And what gorgeous trees!
ReplyDeleteI knew you would love the moo... <3
DeleteI'm so jealous of all your fall colors! And I would have eaten both kinds of carrots.
ReplyDeleteMe, too! I do not understand my wife...
DeleteBeautiful fall colors and imagery.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteYou and Dr. M shoulda posed together wearing your Halloween outfits ;-)
ReplyDeleteThat red maple outside the church is really amazing. Why is your walk going to be boring next week?
ReplyDeleteI love Dr. M's student outfit -- funny!
our ginkos are still green. I've only seen them turn yellow once and they had already lost half their leaves by then.
ReplyDeleteThat photo of the color-filled yard on Wednesday is simply amazing.
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