Leaves lying on the library lawn. How’s that for alliteration?
october zinnia
martinis with a view
gettysburg fence for
germinate shawl on rocks
field of flags 2
color affection with edge
cedar leaf shawlette 2
3_27_2014
3_18_13
2_24_2014
1_11_13
peony-bouquet-for-carole-knits
dale-and-jackie-for-carole-knits
nightshift-progress-for-carole-knits
Lovely! 😉
HA! That certainly is! Pretty colors esp for a shawl 🙂
That’s good! Fall is definitely here.
You have such pretty red leaves. Our most shown color is gold.
*siiiiiigh* Isn’t fall wonderful?
Beautiful!
Absolutely astute and appropriate!
Say that seven times really fast. I dare you.
Gorgeous!!!!
Leafy lovliness lanquishing…
I give up!
I was gonna say lovely but someone beat me to it. Darn!
Lucky! Our grass is mostly brown with a hint of dead green because of the drought, so I’m especially jealous of the contrast between the red and the green.
Nice job! ;o)
We have a few brown leaves on the ground. I like them better when they look like yours.
a lovely lesson on a lone literary element of our language
leaves lying listlessly on the library lawn?
They’re beautiful. They contrast so nicely with the green. I always end up with a billion leaves all over my desk because I pick them up on the way to work because they are so pretty.
They’re very pretty! Our are either still green or all brown.
languishing lazily while the literate librarian loops by
🙂
i miss the red maple leaves in MA *sniff sniff*
Such pretty colors. Autumn in New England is the most wonderful time of year.
Can you send me some pretty leaves? lol…: )
Lovely leaves, lively-hued.
Hard to believe it’s that time already!