This past weekend it was my own family enjoying one another and bringing home varieties of squash, apples, avocados, pickled beans, cider, and of course, pumpkins for carving.

We enjoyed a little tour of the farm animals doing their signature barnyard performances right before our very eyes, like pages from a storybook.

But I think my favorite part of the trip was capturing little bits of magic with the camera,

and watching others do the same.

I love having this blog and sharing bits of my life with you all. Thank you for all your comments and encouragement (and tips!) during these first two months!
xoxoxo
4 comments:
You are so lucky to live in Oregon. What a gorgeous state. Great photos too!
that is a great shot of the bird in the window. i love oregon - wish i were there.
Thanks for the birdie link! I love the photo of your son in the green jacket in the pumpkin patch. Great colors!
What great fun! Addison keeps telling me that *his* pumpkin is still growing and will get to be as "big as my dad's!"
He loves those family outings.
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