Colorful and crunchy leaves make me nostalgic for the time when my children were little. If you read my recent post, 19 On the 19th (Happy Birthday To My Triplets), then you know I’ve been strolling down memory lane since September. Every year, we would
drive to the a country farm,
ride in a wagon,
pick pumpkins,
decorate our house,
carve pumpkins,
jump in leaf piles
and, of course, go trick-or-treating.
Topping off the holiday season was the best entertainment around, the elementary school Halloween show. Soon after Thanksgiving arrived and we feasted with extended family at our home. Heaven!
I recently came across my big kids’ third grade Autumn Haikus. I couldn’t wait to share them with you, along with a photo of each kid, all grown up now.
Do you and your family have favorite Fall traditions? Hon, I’d love to hear them.
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Thanks!
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You have a beautiful family! God bless!
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So nice of you to say! 🙂
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Gorgeous photos and poetry! How lovely! 🙂
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Thanks, Miss Marzipan!
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Gorgeous photos!! And based on the haikus and what you’ve told us of the triplets’ personalities, I guessed accurately who wrote which haiku!
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Then you figured out my son included candy on Halloween? Somehow, even though the kids would trick-or-treat together, he would always get twice as much candy as his sisters! How did he do that? 🙂
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We usually go to Terhune Orchards for pumpkins, hot apple cider and cider doughnuts. Sadly didn’t do anything this year but there is still time.
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I love cider doughnuts and hot apple cider (or hot chocolate…any chocolate…)!
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awwww, love the pics!!!
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Thanks, Rosanne! 🙂
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Love the haikus. And Penelope loves the foliage – or is it the squirrel in the tree?
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So funny because yesterday, Lucy and a squirrel square off in a staring contest!
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so nice! love the pictures and it’s unfortunate that my hand writting has not improved that much in look haha
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Hannah, nice memories, great haiku and lovely pics of you!
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