An Autumn Afternoon



It's November in Seattle which means that by now most of the leaves have fallen from the trees and congealed into a common mass by the incessant rain. At Westmont, I would be lying on the beach getting a suntan. I can't imagine why I liked it there so much.

But, I digress...

Kids don't stop wiggling just because it's cold out, so we've all bundled up and are exploring the wet autumnscape. The little man is sleeping and the big man is working out so I have the girls looking for leaves to dry out and make a collage. And running. I made them run first. A lot. I just caught the little one halfway up a tree trying to get the very last leaf from the very top branch. I helped her pluck it off, then put her boots back on her feet and told her to stay on solid ground.

Huey is out keeping me company. I think he needs a scarf.

1 comments:

Holly Kennedy said...

Oh, my. I absolutely LOVE this photo, Robin. Did you take it?

November 24, 2008 at 10:53 AM

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