Seraphina: Watching the leaves showering down. It was her first time in mittens this season. I joked that she was bobbing for tomatoes, as she kept leaning over and trying to remove the cherry tomatoes from the plants using only her mouth! 
After an unusually warm September it seems as though deep autumn is very suddenly upon us. With our first hard frost on the horizon we spent Saturday bringing in the last of the delicate, tender produce. As if eager to emphasis the point, snow started sifting down as we filled baskets with green tomatoes…and continued through the next day; wildly swirling at times, but mostly melting on the still warm earth. Garden fresh flowers filling my windowsills, with snow falling on the other side. Such a strange contradiction!
Oh such beautiful pictures! Look at little red riding hood!:)
It’s starting to get in the 60s here in texas. Last week was in the 80s and 90s. Lol .
Hope you’re doing well.
Christina
Those flowers are gorgeous and little red riding hood…too sweet. SNOW! oh my. hoping we don’t see any of that for several more months. stay warm and cozy!
We had the same phenomenon this weekend!
Those first photos are absolutely breathtaking!!!
And, its quite clear that Iain will be at least as tall as his father.
The first two photos are of the sunrise as viewed from our porch.
And oh yes, he’s growing in leaps and bounds!
Oh just look at Seraphina all snuggled up; she looks like she’s wandered out of a fairy tale:)
Gorgeous photos! Precious baby girl in her mittens! As always enjoy your blog