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Looks Like Fall

This golden maple tree is one of several that I can see when I eat my lunch in the libary lobby.

This is the view from the east side of the 9th floor

Across the street, behind Wallace Hall, where the nursing classes are.

In my office, the Thanksgiving cactus (according to an Extension brochure) is blooming. It usually blooms in February. These plants don't get special treatment or darkness very often. Maybe it is because it is next to the Aerogarden?

Speaking of the Aerogarden, here is the marigold bloom posing with my Mitred Mini Neckwarmer. This is leftover sock yarn.

Yarn and Garden

Hee, hee, instead of yard and garden, whatever. I have yarn and I have snowpeas. Diverse interests, hmmm. I got an Emily Parson Summer Magic Ball, made from Sophie's Toes sock yarn, that I plan to use for the Diamonds Modular Scarf. So much for using leftover sock yarn leftover from my Sock Yarn Squares.

   

   

I finished another sock yarn square, and almost got another one done at knitting group on Saturday.

 

I have tomatoes in the garden, tomatoes in a container on the patio, and I could not resist a Topsy Turvey planter. The patio hybrid tomatoes are growing upwards.

   

 
Another snow pea harvest. There were some sugar snap peas, but they got eated.