How did it get so late so soon?December is here before it's June.
My goodness how the time has flewn.
How did it get so late so soon?
~Dr. Seuss
I marvel that we are now in the last month of the year. With the excitement building up for the holidays, the twinkle lights around the neighborhoods, the gathering of loved ones and more... these magical moments get me every time. Welcome, welcome December.
Video/Song of the Day = Coming Back by Lower Lights Burning
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here, here! I feel the same way about December. Lovely photos...so soothing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images! I'm enjoying this year as it winds down. Soon we'll be writing 2012, but not yet. We're still here with you, 2011, don't worry.
ReplyDeleteI feel the same too! There is something beautiful about the end of the year and anticipating the start of a new one. Happy December to you!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos! Those dark evenings crept up soon.
ReplyDeleteI've been trying to so hard to use the snow effect on my blog again this year with no luck :( Wish I could figure it out. It looks great on yours!
oooh there's that wonderful snow app-thingy-ma-jig :) How indeed did it get so late s soon - with sunset at 4.30 the days are indeed shorter. But it means you can see all the Christmas lights as you make your way home... Have a wonderful weekend, Annie x
ReplyDeleteThis mood is really wonderful.
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, a welcome to december.
Pauline
Tanya: I'm so glad I'm not alone in this thinking!
ReplyDeleteDenise: It's rather crazy to think 2012 is so soon. I have a feeling it'll be a lovely year coming.
Ashley: Agreed! Happy December to you too.
Daniella: I hope this will help, but here is the link for how I got the snow effect: http://www.spiceupyourblog.com/2009/11/how-to-add-snow-falling-effect-to-your.html Good luck!
Annie: Have I ever told you how much I like your name? It's wonderful really. The night does have it's advantages for sure during this time of year. I like how you think.
Pauline: Thank you so much and yay! for welcoming in December.
Great pictures ! Love the tones of winter :)
ReplyDeleteI just realized that all of the trees are bare. Finally.
ReplyDeleteOH MY ! Dear, those pictures are just insanely beautiful. Hope december will keep you inspired like these...
ReplyDeleteI'm a bit worried about all the excitement building up. how can real life keep up with that...
ReplyDeletegreat photos!!! and happy december..
Beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteOh I'm excited for the twinkly, cosy darkness and Christmas! I have to wait 2 more weeks before I fly home to the northern hemisphere for that though :)
the snowflakes are back!! i love it. so pretty.
ReplyDeleteyes, time truly flies. beautiful pictures.
ReplyDeleteohhh, i really love the mood in all of these. and i agree, time flies. november came and went and xmas is almost here! it baffles me.
ReplyDeleteThe doc makes sense of everything-- in such a whimsical way .
ReplyDeleteThe photographs are beautiful,
and I adore the falling snow.
Very sweet blog
sending you happy spells
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love love love!!!
ReplyDeleteoh i adore your words so much! and these photos speak of a December i haven't seen since my childhood... how much i miss the changing of the seasons and a true winter. what beautiful winter blues!
ReplyDeletei can't help but love the way these pictures look with the falling snow of your blog. <3
ReplyDeletethe tones in them are perfect, by the way. i can feel the cold, which is amazing.
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honestly, you could have been in my car this morning. although, your view is much sweeter than mine was but the feel of the day is the same.
ReplyDeletejust outstanding!!!
ReplyDeletealexandria... i have no words, seriously. just came to your blog for the first time and i fell in love. i love the quotes you post always under the pictures... definitely inspiring!!
ReplyDeletebesos!
Wouldn't the Dr. Seuss poem make a charming epitaph?
ReplyDeleteThe snowflakes on your blog are blowing my mind!
ReplyDeletex Elizabeth of Thompson & Prince
What gorgeous photos - I'm amazed they came out so purple! The snow falling over them really brings the images to life too :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet poem too. I was reading Oh, The Places You'll Go the other day and it actually made me a little teary. I guess I had forgotten how beautiful and profound Dr. Suess can be...it kind of makes me want to re-read more of the books I liked as a kid!
Love the quote, the flakes and the purple tones. Chilly, yet beautiful x
ReplyDeletegorgeous est and the snow flakes are magic!
ReplyDeleteThese are just so beautiful.... absolutely breath taking.
ReplyDeleteRonnie xo
I love that you quoted Dr. Seuss..
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