1. golden afternoon light in the kitchen
2. a four leaf clover, found in an auction box
3. grilled smoked turkey and brie, with sliced apples
and apple butter. Tasted like autumn!
4. Mrs. Robin, enjoying a crab apple dinner
5. the moon tonight, just before dusk
6. burning bush, burning sky
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Just saw posted had to try and be first! I wasn't lurking!! xx
ReplyDeleteSorry about that!! Turns out I can't string together a sentence in a hurry!! Anyway, proper comment now I have stopped being daft. All pretty as always, but I do love your latest moon picture. Hope you have a great week. xx
DeleteHey! You did it! haha....good for you! And just by a minute!
DeleteYep, first time! Usually I'm asleep when you post. xx
DeleteWhen trying to be first, all grammar, syntax and spelling goes out the window! haha...
DeleteAmy Im happy you are first!
ReplyDeleteIt's her first time, I think! And second isn't bad, either! :)
DeleteThanks Gloria, you are so sweet! xx
DeleteYou are so nice Amy!
DeleteYes betsy im in my phone and sometimes the comment don't enter!
Oh, who are we kidding...you're both sweet! :) ha.
DeleteLovely shots!
ReplyDeleteAren't they? I really like the last one!
DeleteAll look beautiful Betsy and I love this cheese sandwich!
ReplyDeleteThat sandwich was SO yummy! I want another one! haha.
DeleteThe little bird is beautiful too:)
DeleteIsn't she? Her colors go so well with fall! ha.
DeleteWell, you little doll, I see we were both thinking of the moon tonight!
ReplyDeleteUh....yes, I guess you're right! But I always check out the moon. :) It was out before it got dark!
DeleteYes, that is true! And if I don't get to sleep soon, the sun will be up again! Thank you for sharing your lovely photography.
DeleteAdmiring you from afar and until tomorrow, Sunshine.
Vincent
Is it too early to wait for tonights post? Ah, I am only teasing you Brown Eyes!
DeleteI only stopped in during my lunch to see your photographs agai and say hello. My morning has
not unfolded in a agreeable way to me and I knew exactly what would cheer me!
I agree with Hilary that our robins are different. English Robins are small and round. And did Gloria Baker
say she was originally from England? You would know about English Robins, then Gloria!
Until this evening then! Cheers! Vincent
It's WAY too early to be waiting! That post isn't written or even planned in my head yet. ha.
DeleteYour little English Robins are adorable!
Good evening, sweet lady. Or good afternoon! Please, I'm asking you to let me know if you are receiving my emails. I don't know if the address I have is a good one. I wrote something just for you this morning that I think you will enjoy. I only want to confirm that you have it. That would be much appreciated. I enjoyed your snowy wonderlnd and I know you are enjoying it also. Admiring you from afar, little snow angel. Cheers!
DeleteV.
Thank you ever so much.
DeleteLovely, as always! especially the moon and the robin shots. :) and now I'm hungry for a grilled cheese sandwich too!
ReplyDeleteSo funny to see robins now....I'm sure they've come from farther north!
DeleteYou sandwich is making me hungry. Maybe I will have something similar for lunch tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteLove your autumn robin. She is beautiful sitting in the midst of the crab apples.
And, I like your basket of eggs too.
that sandwich was great....will definitely be making that one again!
Deleteha. pretty cool found clover...i have a few in my books i have found over the years..
ReplyDeletelunch looks good and we even just ate...ha
yeah, isn't that neat? My co-worker, Brian(!) found it while the auction was going on and gave it to me. Looks old, doesn't it?
DeleteAnd hey...you are my twin! I press leaves, you press clovers! ha!
Awwww what beautiful pics!!! Totally love Mrs Robin's closeup!! Take care
ReplyDeletex
She posed so nicely, didn't she? :)
DeleteMooned once more
ReplyDeleteAt your shore
Quite the sight
hopefully the robin took flight
Being a real winner
And not ending up dinner haha
So far she's stayed up high in the tree.
DeleteAny lower and she'll be kitty feed!
She may have heard you throw stones too
DeleteSo stay away from your direct view
Great view from your kitchen and I love the rooster. We have a similar one. Beautiful moon!
ReplyDeleteThe neighbors do have some gorgeous maples!
DeleteGreat photos! Our leaves have almost all blown away in the last few days. :(
ReplyDeleteus, too....they are almost gone!
Deletewhat a beautiful collection of this and that, I loved this, the four leaf clover was an amazing fin, your job is like a treasure hunt!
ReplyDeleteI loved the little clover! :)
DeleteYou live in beauty Miss Betsy with the perfect artist eye.
ReplyDeleteNow I see why Mrs. Robin hasn't headed down south. That tree if full to bursting. Why fly down to worms when she has that bounty. I've
also decided that if poor Nugget falls over from the sight of his brethren wrapped around your throat...Tell him it's cat hair. hahaha
JaG
haha....oh, you make me laugh. :)
DeleteThese are all lovely. That sammy looks sooooo good. You take amazing moon pics. I don't know how you get so much detail. Mine are blurry and often look like a street lamp|! :-) And that four-leaf clover reminds me of fingerprints...
ReplyDeletethose leaves really do have swirls and patterns, don't they! I wonder how old it is!
DeleteHi Betsy .. just stunning photos - and it's not often I feel hungry looking at blogs at breakfast time .. but yes please - send that sandwich over!!! Interesting to see your Robin .. she is unlike ours ... but what a glorious photo you've taken of her ... then the sunset and fiery leaves ..
ReplyDeleteGreat memories for our grey day! Cheers Hilary
You have to make that sandwich!! :)
DeleteI like these posts and am now hungry. I marvel at your moon shots. Spectacular! I have a big fancy camera and get nothing but a blurry slice of cheese in the sky. What's with that?
ReplyDeleteI have NO idea. You should be able to put my moon photos to shame! Why don't you try doing it like me...take off your fancy lens and just zoom in. My zoom is 26x. Then hold your breath and click!
DeleteYou have such a knack for getting the perfect shot. That robin photo is particularly gorgeous, the colors so fall-perfect.
ReplyDeleteIt's kinda funny that Robins are associated with spring, but they really look great with the fall colors! I still have 6-8 of them hanging around. They are enjoying the crab apples!
DeleteWhat gorgeous photos. Both you and Mrs Robin have tasty food.
ReplyDeleteyes, we did! And I'm glad I didn't have to sit in the tree to find mine! haha.
DeleteIs that my Robin again?!
ReplyDeleteCheers!
Linda :o)