Tag Archives: fall

autumn wind

Posted on October 4, 2019 by Maggie C

brisk October breeze chapped leaves rustle in complaint summer blows away

Posted in 5-7-5, Haiku, nature, Photography, poetry | Tagged autumn leaves, fall, haiku, red | 6 Comments

Autumn Equinox

Posted on September 22, 2017 by Maggie C

Today is the first day of autumn. In my hemisphere that signals shorter days, cooling weather, leaves turning color and then dropping, and animals preparing to hunker down for the cold, dark days to come. Autumn is my favorite time … Continue reading →

Posted in Animalia, daily prompt, Photography, prose, serious stuff | Tagged American Eskimo, autumn, Chules, daily prompt, dog, equinox, eskie, fall, introspection, leaf, one-word prompt, pet, prose, seasons, squirrel, walk | 6 Comments

Wordless Wednesday (Week 48)

Posted on November 30, 2016 by Maggie C

Posted in nature, Photography, Washington, Wordless Wednesday | Tagged autumn, fall, leaves, photography, trees, Wordless Wednesday, yellow | Leave a comment

the holdout

Posted on November 5, 2016 by Maggie C

last defiant leaf clings to summer memories falls prey to autumn

Posted in 5-7-5, Haiku, nature, Photography, poetry, Washington | Tagged 5-7-5, autumn, fall, haiku, leaf, nature, photography, poetry | 4 Comments

Wordless Wednesday (Week 44)

Posted on November 2, 2016 by Maggie C

Posted in nature, Photography, Washington, Wordless Wednesday | Tagged autumn, clouds, fall, park, photography, trees, Wordless Wednesday | 2 Comments

Underfoot

Posted on October 18, 2016 by Maggie C

autumn leaf carpet shifting patterns in the wind green grass underlay JNW’s Halloween Challenge: Autumn

Posted in 5-7-5, daily prompt, Haiku, nature, Photography, poetry | Tagged #JHC, 5-7-5, autumn, fall, haiku, Halloween challenge, leaves, poetry | 2 Comments

Weekend Coffee Share 5/28/16

Posted on May 28, 2016 by Maggie C

If we were having coffee, I’d ask you to pour. I’m still rather stove up from falling off a ladder yesterday. It was more like I “flew off,” with a very hard landing on a cement walkway. I didn’t have … Continue reading →