December 4, 2008
Water Colors
Original photo uploaded by Karen Mitchell Smith
Fall is the season of change, of transcending normal appearances and showing forth with all the richness of reds and golds and the earthiness of browns. It is a last burst of glory bridging the heat of summer busyness to the season of bareness and quiet, snow-covered rest. It is the time of crunchy leaves under foot and spicy wood-fire scents in the air. Of bringing out the sweaters and jackets and boots and discovering old, comforting treasures like hot chocolate and fuzzy blankets for the first time again. It is long walks on frosty mornings and early evenings by the flickering flame. It is a time of remembering blessings past and of looking toward those yet to come. It is the season that beckons us to hold on to those you love and to those who love you. It is the season that reminds us, change comes to us all.

Katie-Rose said,
December 10, 2008 @ 3:57 am
Hi Karen,
I found the link to your blog on your Flickr profile.
I like the interesting informative things you blog about.
Love this one with the wonderful images of a winter walk,
especially the hot chocolate afterwards!
If you would like to see my blog, the link is on my Flicker profile.
Sometimes when I comment on a blog, my name is ‘live’ and you
just have to click on it to go straight to the blog, but I haven’t used this
type before, so don’t know yet if that will work.
See you on Flickr,
Katie-Rose
Katie-Rose said,
December 10, 2008 @ 3:58 am
Yes it does work!
Just click on my name to see my blog.