Fall leaves.

Fall leaves paired with little ones.  A perfect match, yes?  We really don't need to rake, as the wind just blows them away.  But I took advantage of the littered lawn and raked before they were gone.  Besides, I wanted to keep some for mulch next year anyway. 

Onto the pictures. 

Take 1:  Scene is early evening before nap.  He's an expert.  Most all my pictures are blurry of him, as he just kept going.
 Baby girl? She wasn't going near those leaves.
 I sort of put her in them.
 She sat for 10 seconds and then stood up.  That was a terrible idea, communicated very clearly.

 Someone didn't notice and kept going.
 After watching him a bit, she thought there must be something to this leaf thing.

She joined in by organizing them.  She removed them by hand time and time again and made a new pile.
 But when the dog entered the scene, she was *finally* brave enough.

I could watch them all day.


 But wait, someone is coming.  Who could that be?
 And then this happened.
Round one was quite memorable.
 

 Scene 2:  The next morning, after breakfast.
So not scary anymore.
 
 
 
 I could totally watch them all day.  But I did for just a few...and then I jumped in and played too.


 






 Raking leaves.  One of the very best parts of fall.  For sure.





9 comments:

  1. How precious is that?! Love how your baby girl got over her fear and learned to dive right in. I'd love you to share this on the Maple Hill Hop!

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  2. Nice series of photos of the children in a mountain of leaves!
    Greetings, RW & SK

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  3. Oh that looks like so much fun I can here the giggles and that little cry:) Oh your photos make me smile. B

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  4. So sweet! And so true that it can be a lot of fun. :) We finally, after 2 months of raking, are without leaves. We actually have snowflakes this morning......

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  5. I love all your photos but especially the one of Audra in bawling. I don't know why. It just brought out the mommy memories in me and made me smile...still smiling. This was a sweet picture story!

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  6. Awwww! I'm so glad she got over her fear and learned how much fun it is to play in a pile of leaves. Her peachy colored sweater is so adorable by the way!

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  7. I love how the pictures tell a story. How neat. You have the prettiest children--and your house is gorgeous too!

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  8. You did all this...in one year?? That is imaginative and ambitious! I might have gotten the flooring pulled up and the 2 cute goats in that time. It's a lovely property, I'm very happy for you all.
    I was playing in a pile of leaves just yesterday and know how much fun it is too: though the city workers who raked them up mightn't have been as happy as I was.

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  9. Wow what a ton of work. Leaves are always so fun for small ones. LOL they just make me think work work getting rid of them.

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