2012-11-25

This is the fork lift we found in the parking lot of my mom's office. We have no idea who put it there or how it got there. It was gone by the next morning. So bizarre!

2012-11-24

One causality of the weekend: our oldest and best timer died. It has seen us through many a Thanksgiving meal. Not sure how we'll get along without it.

2012-11-23

We finally made it to the Folkston Funnel this year! Been meaning to take Luke for quite some time. Only one train today, since it was the day after Thanksgiving, so we also had an impromptu picnic. Great afternoon!

2012-11-22

Happy Thanksgiving!

2012-11-21

Finally got the camera (my cell phone, even) to "see what I see". These flaming red leaves just shimmer in the fall sunlight. Absolutely gorgeous!

2012-11-20

I understand that it's habit, I really do, but this surely doesn't look like "no cherry" to me. I wouldn't go to all the trouble of specifying if it was as simple as scooping it off. It infects the rest of the whipped cream, too!

2012-11-19

Some people probably wonder why I have a Washington DC calendar up in my cube. The answer is simple: it features photos by my friend Christine Ruffo. She's sent me one each of the last several years, and I love looking at her beautiful work. Not every month is one of hers, but several are. You can see more of her work of both Washington DC and Coastal Georgia at her website here.

2012-11-18

His first Rain Gutter Regatta.

2012-11-17

More pretty leaves. Did a better job capturing the light and shadow here. If I'd had my "real" camera instead of my phone, I bet it would have been dynamite!

2012-11-16

These trees are such an amazing color. They look almost like living flames.

2012-11-15

My reflection in the mirrored ceiling of the elevators at work.

2012-11-14

Sunrise in the rear view mirror.

2012-11-13

I was trying to capture the beautiful texture of these evergreens (through an about-to-be-moving car window with my cell phone).

2012-11-12

My November cute decorations. The hanging thing on the right was given to me by my husband's grandmother. The pumpkin on the left actually made an appearance in my Halloween decorations as well. Along the bottom is just a wired ribbon held up with small rare earth magnets.