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  1. JAmie
    November 2, 2010 @ 6:24 am

    YOur photos are beautiful.I really enjoy the FAll Thyme,the leaves and the books to read all go hand in hand.The fall projects are perfect for a nature walk.
    Blessings

  2. Ellen
    November 2, 2010 @ 8:42 am

    Fall is my favorite season – the changing colors, cooler temps (we live in GA), and fall garden vegies. Love peeking around your site! Visiting from Hip Homeschool Moms.

  3. Annika
    November 2, 2010 @ 9:28 am

    In the Midwest we get to enjoy all 4 seasons as well, I love it! It so so beautiful this time of year. Your art projects are great, what a fun idea. Visiting from HHM

  4. Ingrid/Mom/Gommy
    November 3, 2010 @ 9:03 pm

    I love how you use so many different opportunities for Chloe, Jayden, and Ava to learn to enjoy and appreciate all of the various aspects of the beauty of God’s creation. Both Chloe and Ava had unique ideas of expression through their art work.

  5. Amanda Matheny
    November 18, 2014 @ 7:31 am

    This sounds really fun. I don’t think I’ve tried the paper plate crafting before but that might be something worth giving a try. Of course who doesn’t love jumping in leaves? Well actually, when we tried that once when my son was a little younger, he was afraid to, and when I jumped in and rolled around in them, he got really upset. He’s a bit older now though so he might find it entertaining. We’ll have to try it. Bad idea in our yard though because we have a self pruning tree that leaves all sorts of twigs and junk behind too, but maybe at my mom’s house. Would’ve been better before they chopped down the tree in the middle of their front yard though.

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