October began as expected, with J's birthday, and ended in an unexpected way, with the second national lockdown in France announced. In between there were a lot of beautiful leaves and time spent enjoying some beautiful places near us with people in the safest ways we could. I am so grateful we seized so many of the October days. Some were sunshiny and glorious; some were drizzly and grey, but now we have sweet memories of connection to carry us into November. And the month we spend in intentional gratitude couldn't come at a better time this year.
October 1 - Eleven Years
October 2- The Beginnings of Change
October 3 - Around Town
October 4 - Friends who Read Together
October 6 - Apples Hanging over a Garden Wall
October 7 - I want to know everything about this house at the top of the hill.
October 8 - An Early Evening Walk (I got captivated by the streetlights coming on in our little town.)
October 9 - A Very Parisian Scene
October 10 - Picked Zucchini at a Local Farm
October 11 - When My Spring and Autumn Windowsill Collide
October 12 - I wonder which way the wind blows...
October 13 - Walks with the Most Patient Listener
October 14 - Bow your heads and pray...and snap a picture of your Zoom Bible study group.
October 15 - Sometimes the fishing line won't cooperate, and your Nitrogen 14 atom goes all wonky.
October 16 - Autumn Perfection
October 17 - Maybe our House's Peak Autumn Beauty?
October 18 - Has this restaurant seen an uptick or a downturn in business this year, I wonder.
October 19 - A Bright Spot on a Walk
October 20 - Listening to Him Tell Stories
October 21 - Are you tired of leaves yet? I love this one.
October 22 - I walked in the park a lot this month.
October 23 - Paris in the Fall
October 24 - Outdoor Book Club Location
October 25 - It doesn't photograph well, but this sausage and lentil casserole was the perfect autumn meal.
October 26 - There was a nice moon for Halloween week.
October 27 - I love E's drawings.
October 28 - Taking selfies in Portrait Mode after President Macron's speech and trying to take it all in
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