My uncle Mark was in town from Seattle on business and we met up for breakfast. It was great seeing him.
Some of the trees are completely bare, while others still have their leaves.
Sugar Maple trees (below) are where maple syrup comes from. They are known for being one of the showier trees in autumn.
There were leftover pumpkins from pumpkin carving at work. They happened to be sugar pumpkins - the best for making pumpkin pie. It took longer than making a pie from pumpkin-in-a-can, but the results were delicious, and it was fun.
Ta da!
Almost a year ago, Greg decided to grow out the hair that he had been shaving for about a decade. It grew in curly - funny, it wasn't curly before he started shaving it. Greg wanted to grow his hair until he ran the Boston Marathon in April. But then since 6 months had passed, he decided to grow it out for a whole year. Our Halloween costumes were inspired by his crazy locks. He's Doc Brown and I'm a Flux Capacitor - from Back to the Future. Our friends dressed up as Nick (from the Girls' Costume Warehouse), And Frog. (It's a youtube commercial spoof.)
Geese and ducks, living together.
Swans
Another view from work. The spires in the background are the church where Ted Kennedy's service took place.
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