At some point I will run out of images from this fall. But not quite yet.
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Mike's Look at Life
Photography, memoirs, random thoughts.
At some point I will run out of images from this fall. But not quite yet.
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Mike's Look at Life 
Beautiful curtain!
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Thanks. I installed the same one in my shower but within 2 days it was all brittle and dead. So sad.
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awww that is sad!
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It was a magnificent autumn, wasn’t it? I have folders full of pictures I haven’t looked at, much less processed. Winter will come — those folders will be a treasure trove of goodies 🙂 Meanwhile, the sumac is gorgeous!
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It was a really fabulous autumn here and the only good thing about winter is that it will come to an end, and quickly at that. As fast as time goes it will be but a trickle in my life’s clock, now running at a ridiculous speed.
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I enjoy your fall images–keep them coming 🙂
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Only if I see more goats! And thank you, my lady.
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Then you can switch to snow. I understand eskimos have 16 words for snow! 🙂
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I have 16 words for snow too but I cannot write them here 😉
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All five-letter words when you have to shovel your cardrive? 🙂
Have nice week-end Mike
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I use a snow blower for that, but it still sucks
(5 letter word) 😉
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Love the brilliant red of sumac.
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They grow all over my yard. Reproduce like bunnies.
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It’s such a beautiful plant in autumn, but invasive and often causes allergic reactions like poison ivy… best not used in the shower, my friend!! 😀
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I’ll just stick to my rubber duckies!
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Ha ha!
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Great autumn colors in those leaves.
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Do you have sumac trees there, Marylou?
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Perfect title for a sumac drape! 🙂
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Jeepers, thanks.
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Keep ’em coming! We love seeing them! I can almost feel that sunshine
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I shall dig some more out of my image bin…
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I hope you don’t run out. I’m enjoying them. I wish I could make a curtain as beautiful as that. 🙂
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Thanks, my friend. I probably can dig up some more.
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As summer pulled a lovely red drape closed over summer, the sun still peaking thru, winter seemed impossible. I think that’ll be the first line of my future memoir…LOL Your photo captured a moment that makes me feel warm and happy.
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You strike me as generally warm and happy. A closing curtain, followed by the next act which is dull and grey.
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I surely want to be warm and happy, I think I succeed 98% of the time. In Alberta, winter days are usually bright, sunny and sparkling white. Then again, there are days like this:
http://www.edmontonjournal.com/Drivers+urged+cautious+heavy+snow+slows+traffic+closes+highways/10415536/story.html
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yikes. It has been dry here, except for early November.
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