I was without my camera when I first saw a leaf on this tree that had two holes in it and had to get a photo of it. Unfortunately, when I returned with my camera, I searched the whole tree over and couldn’t find it again. It was not a total loss, however as I also love this photo with just one hole in the leaf that looks like a fish. Leaves are fair game, right, Cee?
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Finally, we had rain––of course on the first day my friends arrived for a two-day visit. At any rate, at least in addition to getting pretty wet, I got these shots
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Lucky me, to capture these windblown leaves before they flew over the wall? Actually, they are caught in a spiderweb. Sorry for the deception. The photodevil made me do it.
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When leaves are as beautiful as flowers! Yes, these are the leaves of a Forget-Me-Not plant.
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The shadows of palm trees outside my bedroom drapes create the illusion of their being patterned.
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I actually prefer the leaves of Dusty Miller to the flowers which are little yellow clumps that are rather non-assuming.
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Between
I like the middle seasons, the rising and falling.
As in a good novel or a good life,
that is where the excitement is.
Summer’s heat and brittle winter
are for avoidance and snuggling in,
protection from the extremes.
For me it is the in-between, when flowers bud
or leaves turn brilliant and fall to cushion the earth
and blanket it from the cold comforter of December.
For Sunday Stills “Leaves Have Fallen From the Trees” prompt.
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lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 