I don't have many trees in my garden but I appreciate the ones that are there: two Japanese maples which don't even come up to my waist, but which have beautiful leaves, and an Amanogawa cherry tree.
(Hmm. You'd think I had a Japanese theme going deliberately, but I don't.)

I love the bright colours in nature. I'm not sure I'd choose this garnety-red as a decorating colour, but it makes a lovely leaf.
In the meantime, I am eating pumpkin soup (from the "Butternut Squash Soup" recipe in How To Eat - soup from a recipe! how fancy) and knitting socks to keep the draughts from my ankles.

4 comments:
What an interesting life you lead! And what skills!! I have never tried to carve a pumpkin, but that one looks extremely professional. The socks look . . . . colourful (Not quite my style, but I'd admire them on you).
I'm looking forward to continuing updates....
Well, goodness! I was thinking what an uninspired blogpost this was...
Nice to see you again.
Beautiful leaf! I miss the turning of the seasons.
Welcome back, little daughter!
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