What classic clicks!! My lawn looks similar but I don’t think I can capture these moments like how u have done!! My back is gone after raking all the leaves last weekend! :(
Thanks for the lovely comments on my “cheese” post and pasta recipe!! Glad u liked it…not a professional in writing skills but I try! :)
Rohini, I enjoy what you write and what you COOK! I haven’t begun to rake yet — those were just the “little leaves!” We have old oak trees with 6 inch leaves… when they start shedding, I start raking!
~ Kim
P.S. Hope your back is okay…!
Thank you, Ann! I admire your food photography (lol, almost wrote phood photography!), too! Taking pictures of nature is my way of unwinding from “the day” — second to spending time in the kitchen, of course. :) Thanks for stopping by!
~ Kim
We are hanging on. Last night’s was nothing compared to Saturday’s quake which was a little unnerving. Of course last night we had tornadoes and t-storms. Our little airport sustained some wind damage (or possible tornado) and the tornado siren near our radars was blown down. Ready for some calm…
Jenna, some photos just leap out at you (or me…) — begging to be taken. Right place at the right time. :) You know what that’s like! And thank you!
~ Kim
Thank you, Tiffany! I’m looking forward to enjoying more of our scenery with a plateful of your Farfelle & Roasted Peas & Cream Sauce this weekend!
~ Kim
This is Fall Perfection!
Sorry I have missed a few of your posts…I have been a bit off the grid :)
Beautiful photography and it makes me want a glass of Chardonnay, a soft blanket and a chaise lounge on your deck :)
Not to worry, Heather! It’s been a really sporadic autumn for me, too — I’d rather be home all of the time (preferrably writing and cooking!), but “life” doesn’t always work out that way. And ANY time you comment, it’s a treat! LOVE your ideas for enjoying the autumn leaves, too! :)
~ Kim
Here in Texas it seems like we have 2 seasons… summer and winter. And out winters are mild. Except last winter, we were iced in for 6 days. Beautiful photos… well done.
Hi, Christine! We had our share of snow and ice last winter in Oklahoma, too; thought I was in Minnesota again, lol! I hope autumn lasts all the way through December 21st (first day of winter) for you this year! Thanks for your kind comments. :)
~ Kim
Thank you, Melissa! Looking forward to your photos — you have a gift for “seeing” things through your lens and sharing them so beautifully. Take care!
~ Kim
That was such a neat comment — forgetting where you are… that’s the whole point of my blog, I guess. I often forget where I am, too — just enjoying this little slice of heaven. :) So glad to share it with you and that you found it relaxing!
~ Kim
Welcome to a little lunch. Today's menu may include food, photography or writing... or all three. (Like Oklahoma's weather, everything is subject to change.)
beautiful! Thank you for sharing :)
By: Isabelle at home on November 8, 2011
at 6:15 am
You are most welcome, dear Isabelle! :)
~ Kim
By: Kimby on November 8, 2011
at 5:04 pm
Wow! Wish I’ve four seasons in my country……..
By: Shirley Tay on November 8, 2011
at 6:22 am
Shirley, how many (or few) do you have?! Glad you enjoyed ours! :)
~ Kim
By: Kimby on November 8, 2011
at 5:05 pm
What classic clicks!! My lawn looks similar but I don’t think I can capture these moments like how u have done!! My back is gone after raking all the leaves last weekend! :(
Thanks for the lovely comments on my “cheese” post and pasta recipe!! Glad u liked it…not a professional in writing skills but I try! :)
By: Rohini on November 8, 2011
at 7:41 am
Rohini, I enjoy what you write and what you COOK! I haven’t begun to rake yet — those were just the “little leaves!” We have old oak trees with 6 inch leaves… when they start shedding, I start raking!
~ Kim
P.S. Hope your back is okay…!
By: Kimby on November 8, 2011
at 5:07 pm
Absolutely stunning! You take such terrific photos!
By: Ann on November 8, 2011
at 7:46 am
Thank you, Ann! I admire your food photography (lol, almost wrote phood photography!), too! Taking pictures of nature is my way of unwinding from “the day” — second to spending time in the kitchen, of course. :) Thanks for stopping by!
~ Kim
By: Kimby on November 8, 2011
at 5:08 pm
Love the picture of the leaf cover picnic table. Hey, have you been shook up in Eufala?
By: Nolita on November 8, 2011
at 9:19 am
Thanks, Nolita! Yeah, it’s been quite the week! How ’bout you? You’ve been getting it worse over your way. Hang on!
~ Kim
By: Kimby on November 8, 2011
at 5:09 pm
We are hanging on. Last night’s was nothing compared to Saturday’s quake which was a little unnerving. Of course last night we had tornadoes and t-storms. Our little airport sustained some wind damage (or possible tornado) and the tornado siren near our radars was blown down. Ready for some calm…
By: Nolita on November 8, 2011
at 7:29 pm
Beautiful, Kim! The droplets on the leaf that you captured are stunning.
By: Jenna on November 8, 2011
at 10:32 am
Jenna, some photos just leap out at you (or me…) — begging to be taken. Right place at the right time. :) You know what that’s like! And thank you!
~ Kim
By: Kimby on November 8, 2011
at 5:10 pm
What beautiful photos!
By: Tiffany on November 8, 2011
at 6:13 pm
Thank you, Tiffany! I’m looking forward to enjoying more of our scenery with a plateful of your Farfelle & Roasted Peas & Cream Sauce this weekend!
~ Kim
By: Kimby on November 9, 2011
at 9:20 pm
This is Fall Perfection!
Sorry I have missed a few of your posts…I have been a bit off the grid :)
Beautiful photography and it makes me want a glass of Chardonnay, a soft blanket and a chaise lounge on your deck :)
By: Heather Tallman/basilmomma on November 8, 2011
at 6:41 pm
Not to worry, Heather! It’s been a really sporadic autumn for me, too — I’d rather be home all of the time (preferrably writing and cooking!), but “life” doesn’t always work out that way. And ANY time you comment, it’s a treat! LOVE your ideas for enjoying the autumn leaves, too! :)
~ Kim
By: Kimby on November 9, 2011
at 9:26 pm
The leaves with the water droplets on them…beautiful! Autumn in all of it’s wonderful colors…. Lovely captures of my favorite season ;)
By: Christy on November 8, 2011
at 6:44 pm
Hey there, Miss Christy! Glad you thought my photos did the season justice. We know Who to thank! :)
~ Kim
By: Kimby on November 9, 2011
at 9:28 pm
Here in Texas it seems like we have 2 seasons… summer and winter. And out winters are mild. Except last winter, we were iced in for 6 days. Beautiful photos… well done.
By: Christine on November 9, 2011
at 11:33 pm
Hi, Christine! We had our share of snow and ice last winter in Oklahoma, too; thought I was in Minnesota again, lol! I hope autumn lasts all the way through December 21st (first day of winter) for you this year! Thanks for your kind comments. :)
~ Kim
By: Kimby on November 13, 2011
at 2:32 pm
Framing a few of those pics and putting them around the house during fall would be amazingly beautiful.
By: Ayden @ Himalaya Salt on November 10, 2011
at 8:05 pm
Great idea, Ayden, and thank you! I love seasonal pictures, too — it’s nice to bring the outdoors in!
~ Kim
By: Kimby on November 13, 2011
at 2:33 pm
So very pretty! I took some Fall leaves pictures last week too! I’ll have to share them online soon…
By: yours truly, Melissa on November 11, 2011
at 8:29 pm
Thank you, Melissa! Looking forward to your photos — you have a gift for “seeing” things through your lens and sharing them so beautifully. Take care!
~ Kim
By: Kimby on November 13, 2011
at 2:35 pm
Your photos are stunning! Wow, your site is really relaxing, thanks for sharing. You have a lovely writing style, I almost forgot where I am =]
By: FreeSpiritEater on November 13, 2011
at 10:49 pm
That was such a neat comment — forgetting where you are… that’s the whole point of my blog, I guess. I often forget where I am, too — just enjoying this little slice of heaven. :) So glad to share it with you and that you found it relaxing!
~ Kim
By: Kimby on November 13, 2011
at 10:54 pm
The picture of the leaves on the table is STUNNING.
By: F. on November 30, 2011
at 1:44 pm
Thank you so much! Unbelievably, it still looks like that, even in late November. Gotta love Oklahoma!
~ Kim
By: Kimby on November 30, 2011
at 6:25 pm