Niko and I went twig hunting this afternoon and found some laying on the curb leafless and bare. Bright colored leaves covered sidewalks only means bare, lonely, colorless branches. I felt like it was the last day of fall, being the last day of November and all. Officially, the first day of winter begins on December 21. The tree in front of my house always seems to be the last one to have color left. I plopped these twigs unto my dining table and I'm still trying to figure out what to do with them. But for now, I praise God that it made quite a lovely picture to capture for the evening. I'm also thankful for the pleasant walk I had with my son and my dog. The fresh air did us some good!I posted my last Fall Leaves pictures on my Tumblr. When you have time, kindly view them as a small favor to me. =) I promised the leaves from Yountville that they would be visited by my friends. Hahaha! When I go back and view my fall leaves pictures, I can't help but smile thinking that they will be seen and admired by others. And hopefully praise God for His greatness as they see how much care He puts into His creations. I am almost positive that those leaves are no longer there or as vibrant in color. It was nice to have captured them in their full array of vivid hues!
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