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November

post from The Cutting Edge of Ordinary on 03 November 2009 06:29:00 AM. © The Cutting Edge of Ordinary

Sunday was a particularly beautiful fall day here in New England.

The perfect day for us to venture out to one of our favorite walking trails. Every year I take the annual Christmas card photo of the boys in November.

This year we were pretty early, but if anyone knows New England, you know that you can never tell what November weather will bring, so we took advantage of the beautiful day and headed out to take a walk and snap some photos.
Some things looked fuzzy....

and dainty.....

Some leaves even looked like they were lit from behind.

Some plants came home with us....
I found some of these guys attached to my sweater.

Others just waved in the breeze...

or scattered seeds from their milky pods.

Some were bent but still beautiful.

Even the rocks showed their mossy beauty.

In my eyes, even more beautiful than the scenery, were visions of my three favorite men.

My oldest.

My baby.

John stealing a few minutes alone.

Photos for the Christmas card shoot.
Oh there were lots and lots of pictures.

I still look at them and think...how did they grow up so fast?
How is it possible that it seems like just years ago I was singing Beatles songs to them, wrapped up in snuggly blankets, eating peanut butter and honey crackers, while we giggled softly to each other. How?

Now they are on their way to being men.
Slow down time.
Mama needs you to just ease up a bit.

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Last But Not Least

post from The Duo Dishes on 03 November 2009 03:00:28 AM. © The Duo Dishes

We promise that this is the last birthday cake you will see here for a while. Maybe. We’ll see who else chooses to celebrate with cake before the year is over. Until then, let’s all have a slice of this 1-2-3-4 cake! A good friend who[...]

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Underwear that transforms itse

post from Oishii Oishii on 03 November 2009 02:44:39 AM. © Oishii Oishii

Underwear that transforms itself into a bag: Here we have yet another crazy Japanese invention; this time it is an e… http://bit.ly/21pGXX

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Swiss Chard Two Ways (Week Night Recipe)

post from Seattle Palate :: food blogging, restaurant reviews, & recipes on 03 November 2009 02:41:42 AM. © Seattle Palate :: food blogging, restaurant reviews, & recipes

This past weekend we went on a quick trip to San Francisco for SM?s birthday. The weather was spectacular (flip-flop worthy, actually), and the city was jumping with Halloween-crazed pedestrians. Fantastic people watching! Our favorite costumes were the[...]

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Japanese Public Holidays: Tis

Japanese Public Holidays: Tis "Bunka no Hi" today in Japan otherwise known as Culture Day.Wikipedia.. http://bit.ly/4gpFFO

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35 Fresh Garlic Recipe Ideas to Promote Happy
Belly Syndrome

In popular culture, it is widely believed that garlic keeps away vampires (except perhaps in the series of Twilight books and films).While vampires may be figments of our imagination, it’s all too obvious that heart disease, blood pressure, and other cardiovascular diseases aren’t. According to some medical studies, eating garlic regularly may help ward off [...]

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