This is the view I see when
I stand in the front yard of my
house on the outskirts
of LaPorte County, Northern Indiana ....
Some gold .....
. . . and the BIG Burning Bush that is taller than my garage
roof is beginning a slow burn . . .
Here's one
of the two
big pines we
have in the front,
the ones I call
"sisters".
And here, a jogger
was nice enough to hustle by so
you have a good perspective
of the tree's size.
Its nice to live where there are
visible changes in the season.
It gets you "in the mood" to do things . . .
for all the "necessary changes"
. . . like making wonderful apple scented melting tarts, and cinnamon bun tarts . . .
The necessary closet changes
as seasonal clothing is put away,
and warm clothes are aired out and
put in place for days when
layering is necessary, but a coat isn't needed.
And its good to sleep with the window
open just a crack, getting in cold air,
so snuggling is fun!
++++++
Ecclesiastes 3: 1
For everything there is a season, and time for every purpose under heaven . . .
2 comments:
Oh how beautiful, Lauren! I thought our pine trees were big...which they are TALL...but not filled out like yours are. Thanks for sharing the beauty in your corner of the world.
Gorgeous - and I love the pine. Pine trees are my favorite trees, though ours aren't usually that pretty and full.
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