Most unusually, snow came before frost this year, allowing for some incredible juxtapositions.
wind :: delicacy
clouds :: colour
petals :: snow
grey :: growth
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I dallied in bringing in the flowers that were still blooming in the garden, so taken with the vibrant colours lasting so far into this season of fading. Last night I hurried out into the dark and grabbed a good handful of flowers to bring inside and place at the kitchen window.
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As we celebrate Canadian Thanksgiving this weekend, I’ll be sure to feel wonderful feelings of gratitude for transitions. That nothing stays as it was, that shifts and fluctuations are always with us, that what ends brings new beginnings. Transitions are at the heart of adventure, after all, whether they be great and epic or small and savoured.
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It’s so interesting to see snow on such vivid colors!
wowowowow!!! love the colors and the snow. great picts. also wanted to say, i just found your blog and was so inspired by reading your story. i think on the about page. about your transformation. i have one little one now and expecting another. we hope to homeschool too. but things can seem overwhelming when they are so small and life seems so big. thank you for your inspriring story and sharing it with others. it really truly made a difference in my last few days.
Happy Thanksgiving!!! Pics gorgeous as always.
What beautiful colours.
wozers! I can’t believe you had snow! Please don’t sent it east, not yet anyway!
Happy Thanksgiving!
Luminous color! What type of flowers did you bring inside? They seem so delicate for this time of year.
so pretty. the white, the color. very nice.
Happy Thanksgiving to you!
We had four inches of snow here last Sunday! A total surprise and it stayed for three days! Hopefully we’ll get some more fall weather for awhile now.
Wow! What beautiful snowy flowers! Happy Canadian Thanksgiving!
Gorgeous darling. Beautiful. Just like you.