November Was A Blur

So after visiting our newest foster child at Hershey Medical in October, he was discharged to our care on October 25th. I forgot how much a newborn can addle your brain.  Whether it is the absolute lack of sleep, the non-existent interaction with other functioning adult brains, or just the vortex of happy baby snuggles and endless feedings.  The month disappeared with hardly a thought.  But I have pictures that confirm I did things and continued through the steps maybe not as technically proficient and competently, but I managed to catch the autumn leaves, help plan a friend's wedding and reception, take the boys and our slightly jealous dog to the dog park where a litter of new German Shepard puppies happened to be, pull off a Women's Club Auction, decorate for Christmas and take a trip to Texas.

It's Autumn Time

"It's autumn time, it's autumn time,
the leaves are falling down.
It's autumn time, it's autumn time,
bright colors can be found.

It's autumn time, it's autumn time,
Red, yellow, green and brown.
It's autumn time, it's autumn time,
it's all around the town."

The words of this children's song play in loop
in my head this time of year
as I see the changing colors, the fallings leaves,
and the perfect days for building piles and jumping into them. 
I live in the most beautiful part of the country ever.  See!!!