Wednesday, November 2, 2011

Wordless Wednesday




Today I am thankful for a beautifully sunny day in November

Words and photos ©Thanks for today.™, by Jan Huston Doble @ http://www.thanksfor2day.blogspot.com/
Not to be reproduced or re-blogged without express permission of the author.
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  1. Beautiful! It's sunny in Seattle too, and I'm so thankful!

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  2. So cheerful and colourful!

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  3. Such wonderful fall pictures!

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  4. Great photos and arrangement. Hope our sunshine continues.

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  5. Wow, the foliage in your area is stunning. Love all the different colors.

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  6. Brilliant captures of fall images! There certainly are many things to be thankful for!

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  7. Gorgeous Fall photos here!

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  8. What beautiful Autumn collages Jan. Your trees are so colorful. Ours were gone way too fast this year because of the rain and wind.

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  9. lovely images of a sunny fall!!

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  10. Yes Jan, I'm so grateful for the same thing today. And it looks like autumn is so very lovely in your corner of the world. Thanks for sharing it!

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  11. I am a little late for Wednesday...but I am thankful for those sunny days also. Especially when they keep telling us that they are going to end soon.

    Jen @ Muddy Boot Dreams

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  12. Oh my goodness, those are lovely images, Jan! I have a question for you--do you keep your gazing ball out all winter? I just purchased one this year, and I'm not sure if I should keep it out or store it during the cold months.

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  13. What beautiful mosaics! Just lovely! We had wonderful weather here this weekend too. I do love this time of year.

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  14. The first collage with the photo with the row of colorful trees--wow! The colors really are amazing this time of year, aren't they?

    Btw, Jan, you are the winner of my giveaway book, The Moment I Knew! Please email me with your address and I'll get it in the mail.
    grace@gracepete.com. Thank you for commenting. Done any writing yet? :)

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  15. Your collages are a beautiful fall medley.Truly gorgeous, and yes aI am thankful for these wonderful November days!

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Thanks so much for visiting and taking the time to comment! I usually reply here if you ask me a direct question. Otherwise, look for a visit from me on your blog!

Please enjoy your TODAY and all of the gifts in YOUR garden of life!

Jan

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