Nature in her full Red glory taken from the skylight in the office late October.
Same location Nature Nekked Taken 11/14/25
Remember your Angels are Watching
Sunday, November 16, 2025
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Please leave a meow or bark for Angel Madi...her assistant (aka Mom) will respond in a timely fashion. =^..^=
Life is short, spend it with those who make you laugh!!
“Worry never robs tomorrow of its sorrow, it only saps today of its joy.” (Leo F. Buscaglia)
TONS OF HUGS
Cecilia and Angel Madi
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The maple looked lovely with all of her leaves.
ReplyDeleteWOW.....we love having maples in the yard - their leaf color in Fall is so amazing and while we hate all the leaves that need raking, we don't mind raking those beautiful red, orange and yellow maple leaves!!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Pam
It happens but she was so beautiful with her striking red leaves!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely the red leaves were much more beautiful than those bare twigs. I know just how it looks for you now. Have a great sunday. It's super windy up here today with a high of 45. Oh yes that's right now later this afternoon it's going to drop, lol.
ReplyDelete'tis the season, dear Cecilia. Those reds were beautiful while they lasted.
ReplyDeleteHari Om
ReplyDeleteExcellent record of the ravages of time! YAM xx
Beautiful RED! Nekked works for me too when it comes to trees :) Both are lovely framed by your skylight. Your skylight has a life of its own on the blog... so many fun photos and references to it for Madi's sun puddles♥
ReplyDeleteThat's a pretty view with all those red leaves.
ReplyDeleteThe red tree was so pretty. It's a shame it didn't last very long. Ours haven't been as pretty this year as previous years. The weather folks say due to the weather we've had. Most of our leaves are now down, and blowing around the neighborhood.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous view! Mother Nature has put on quite a display this Fall!
ReplyDeleteD says he’ll come blow leaves in exchange for collards & cornbread. 😹
Tell D I still don't have my collards...there has not been a hard frost..which is what makes collards the best. I'm still hoping
DeleteHe’s ready when you are! 😉
DeleteIt sure was pretty when in color.
ReplyDeleteAh, the turn of time. It must be lovely to view it in all seasons through the skylight.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Too bad it doesn't last longer. XO
ReplyDeleteSo it goes! The red was much prettier though!
ReplyDeleteMaple trees have such spectacular colors in the fall. Too bad they don’t last.
ReplyDeleteThat is a great spot fir a sky window
ReplyDeletemy first thought was they both look like paintings on your ceiling and the 2nd was would Madi love those trees
ReplyDeleteWhoa!! What a difference! I love maple trees!! Juno
ReplyDeleteWow, that first one looks like a framed picture of a beautiful fall tree. It's hard to believe the second one is the same tree. Love your skylight!
ReplyDeleteThose leaves sure disappeared in a short time! They did make quite a statement when they were still on their branches. Now they are naked for the cold season...something doesn't quite seem right about that heh?!
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