
I’ve written about it before. Several times, actually. It was probably around this time last year that I first opened up about it on the blog–The relationship that sends my heart a pitter-pattering and my eyes roaming everywhere with feelings of excitement, love, and wonder. . . feelings that seem to run throughout my entire […]





Funny, I was never into Fall until I had children. I was always a summer girl. Now, Fall is my favorite season. I thank my kiddos for slowing me down enough to notice all that is wonderful about the next few months.
I have the same love affair going on. I will never tire of the lovely that is fall!
Your apples look amazing! The soup too!
Finally i have found someone that can understand the fall thing!! I love pumpkins….really…love them. This posts gets me excited about fall!!
~tammy
I am sorry but my love affair is SPRING!!!! when everything is fresh and green. Yes the trees are beautiful but after fall comes COLD WINTER!!!!!!! I do not like WINTER. Yes I love snow for Christmas but I like the warm temps so much better:) Sorry. Love your apples:) Great day with kids. Played hide the thimble (only we used a red jeep) so cute how they wanted to peak but didn't. Love you all.
I agree wholeheartedly! We just purchased our 1st bag of candy corn- definitely not the last of the season…shhh! it's already almost gone!! 🙂
My boys were begging to buy pumpkins the other night at the store but I didn't cave…you're such a nice mama! Those candy apples look delish!
How did your landscape photos go last week?
@ Wanda.. thanks for stopping by and commenting!
@ Lisa. . .thank you for asking. Thes shoot went "okay". This landscape stuff is scary. Shoot 2 is tomorrow. . . I guess I can say I'm learning, but finding landscapes much more difficult than kids, etc. I appreciate you asking!
I share this love affair with you! I love love love AUTUMN! I so wish it would stick around longer than it does. We try to fit in all the fun stuff before it passes by.
That soup sounds yummy! I think I will give it a try! 🙂 Thanks for sharing the recipe (and the pics!).