Hello ALL SEASONS Bloggers, Sunday October 24
Thank you so much for all of your posts last week! They were exceptional, beautiful and lovely!
Hope you know that the title is not an indication what your image needs to look like -you can do what you had in mind for this week!
How is October treating you?
For me, life is definitely picking up. Have finally decided on organizing an Open House next month for my new studio, to thank everyone involved in getting up the building and to show the neighbors the inside.
NEW HERE? Or, COMING BACK
To be fair, I will hold you to these two following (and will delete)
1. One photo per blog
2. No image you use in your own linky list, party, or meme,
since that is advertising. You can still use one of the images, but in a normal post.
A sunset capture – that day the sun gave the landscape an opulent look as one of the 17th century painters like one of the Rembrandt’s
Spaghetti Factory is one of the favorite places to eat for some of our grands.
it probably has to do with the fairy tale like feeling of being princes of princesses:)
Peach at the birthday dinner
Discovered chandelier light is not the best light to take shots:)
For me that regal feeling comes when I look up and see tall trees like these!
Left the corner of the second story of this building in this view,
so you have an idea how tall the tree is.
ALL SEASONS October 23-26 – becoming fond of FALl
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Hello Jesh, such beautiful and happy October moments!
Thank you for hosting All Seasons. I joined with two posts today. If it’s not allowed, could you please remove the one you like less? 🙂
Have a happy Sunday and a great new week!
Fabulous landscape, the light looks surreal….beautiful to experience I imagine!
Wishing you a happy week,
Ruby
We used to take our kids to a Spaghetti Factory and I remember our daughter saying that it ade her feel like a princess!… said while she had spaghettti dangling out of her mouth! (She was probably about 5 and she’s 55 now, so it was a long time ago.) Until you mentioned it before, I had no idea that this chain still existed. The one we went to isn’t around any longer.
My grandsons love the spaghetti factory! I have to introduce it to my granddaughters soon as they are now old enough to go. Your peach looks like she had a wonderful celebration!
Love the golden glow in these photos! Have a beautiful week!
What lovely shots, Jesh! I love the soft focus shot of your granddaughter.
Thanks for hosting.
The fall landscape is very peaceful and serene.
Beautiful. The Sunset Capture looks like a painting!
-Soma
Happy Birthday to Peach, and lovely post as always.
Your October looks lovely!
Hello Jesh, Your sunset is definitely Rembrandt in it’s likeness to his amazing paintings. Peach is darling and I have never been to the Spaghetti Factory. Sadly! Our small town has very few franchised restaurants except the many fast food hamburger places that are everywhere. Smile.
Have a wonderful week and happy Blue Monday.
Hugs,
Jeanne
Despite the light, I find the photo with your grandaughter eating spaghetti quite lovely.
I love the new look here. You are always such a sweet lady with a kind heart. I am sorry it took me so long to come over. So many things going on. We took our youngest son Nick’s college room mate to the Old Spaghetti Factory a few years ago. I worked with a doctor who said all three of his children had annual birthday bashed there. I love it, it is such a unique place. I am happy I was able to join you here today and as always, your photos are strikingly beautiful. Joyful yours, Anne
Fine picture of a chandelier and a cute little princess too.
Oh I love that top image of sunset’s light on the hills and oak trees!
It was lovely meeting you and your Hubby this past week-end!
Doesn’t it? It was in the middle of a big corner of the highway with no place to get out of the car:)
This October is much colder, much more rain and leaves turning faster, acorns on the ground, etc. than last year.
That shot was a drive-by on our way home (between Sac. and Jackson).
I really enjoyed it too! As well as the food. It was like meeting up with old friends:)
Thank you Sharon! It’s like nature is preparing us for hibernation in winter:)
That first photo is wonderful (so autumnal) – Grand look chandelier and a sweet looking child. – Was finally happy to join in this week.
Hi Jeannette!
Am here once again with my Pine forest:)
PS: The Maple leaves in the lower part of your fourth picture are incredibly distinct against a clear sky! Loved it 🙂
It was! The food! Yes, He-Man and both said we’d go back. 🙂 Hope to Meet-Up with you again too!
Now I know I often forget to join in, but this week I have a bit of London female power and an autumn sky: https://travelwithintent.com/2016/10/26/london-boudicca-daughters-statue/
Um, this week’s Seasons closed on Wednesday, but you can link it on Sunday morning on this direct link. I’ll keep track of it, and give you a reminder when I don’t see it afet a day. The link is open from Sunday 12 am to Wednesday 7 pm. The post is still hidden – I post that mostly sometime on Saturday.:)
https://artworksfromjeshstg.wordpress.com/2016/10/27/all-seasons-crea…october-november/
How stupid of me! I didn’t notice the “one photo per blog” part. Sorry!
As to the woollen socks, I participated in a KAL. In my latest post, you can find a link to the blog where the daily instructions were published. Unfortunately they are only in Finnish, at least at the moment. Tiina did, however, post the last year’s instructions of “woolen socks for the winter” also in English. You can find the link in the sidebar of her blog.
Am mostly out on Sundays and just am seeing your reply. Don’t feel bad -it happened to more people lately, so that’s why I decided to post the requirements again:) Am going to look for Tina’s blog -thank you so much! Hope to see you at ALL SEASONS this week, before Wednesday evening:)
Beautiful autumn tones. That first photo does look like a Rembrandt painting! My grands love Spaghetti Factory too!
Thank you Sharon! That Rembrandt landscape was a drive by, and I happened to have the camera in the car:)
How many grands do you have?