Happy Tuesday. ☺
It's crazy how fast the leaves turn color in the fall! Last week, our maple tree had a ton of green leaves; this week, they're all gorgeous shades of burnished red and gleaming gold. Autumn is such a beautiful time of year. There's just something about it makes me feel so nostalgic.
And speaking of nostalgia, this animation created by filmmaker Andrea Dorfman really takes me back to those halcyon days of first love. It features a sweet song that Dorfman's boyfriend, Dave Hayden, wrote and recorded for her one year as a birthday present. To me, this video exemplifies what this season of reminiscence and wistfulness is all about. I hope you enjoy it.
Wishing you all a beautiful and memorable Tuesday. ☺
Aww, I love this. I always feel particularly nostalgic during the fall too. It's my favorite time of year but there's also something melancholy about it.
ReplyDeleteI agree. ☺
DeleteAh, the joy which comes from viewing spectacularly golden trees is soon replaced by the bitter realization that SOMEone will have to rake them up.
ReplyDeleteAm I to infer that person is you, Al? ;)
Deleteawww this was really sweet--i know what you mean about fall and nostalgia--feeling it too :)
ReplyDeleteIt's a good feeling, I think. :)
DeleteAww, it was a sweet sound. Spring makes me nostalgic. Fall makes me sneeze. ;)
ReplyDeleteHave a great Tuesday!!
LOL I know what you mean! I have that problem too. :)
DeleteA wonderful video! Very funny!
ReplyDeleteHappy Tuesday, friend!
DeleteI wouldn't mind if my husband wrote me a song. ☺
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing;)
ReplyDeleteThe leaves changing are one of my favorite parts of fall, and nature all together.
ReplyDeleteMine too. It's a great source inspiration. ☺
DeleteNow that is lovely. Thanks for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteBlessings and Bear hugs!
You're welcome. Have a great Wednesday!
DeleteWhat a cute song, Dana. I love how your hand fits in mine. Yep, the throes of first being in love, always good to remember those days indeed! I bet your tree is gorgeous; I do love the vibrant colors of the fall leaves! (which we don't get here)
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I lived in western Nebraska for a time, and boy, did I miss the trees, especially in the fall.
DeleteHave a great Wednesday!
That's sweet :)
ReplyDeletehave a lovely day today
Thanks, Dawna. You too!
DeleteHow beautiful is love!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful indeed. ☺
DeleteThey really do change fast Dana. I read somewhere once that peak foliage only lasts 3-4 days. Can you believe that?
ReplyDeleteThat's kind of sad. I'm glad I was paying attention!
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ReplyDeleteHappy Wednesday, Adam!
DeleteHow did I miss this yesterday? Anyway, I agree that autumn is just lovely, a cozy time of year. Enjoyed the video too.
ReplyDelete"Cozy" is a good word for it!
DeleteAww...so sweet. It's good to remember the simple things in life - beautiful colors, sweet gestures, good memories.
ReplyDeleteIt sure is. ☺
DeleteThe colors are just lovely:) Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThey really are beautiful—even on the ground. :) Happy Wednesday!
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ReplyDeleteNice post! I didn't know the English spearks use 'nostalgia'. Here in Brazil we say "saudades", but we use nostalgia too, but it's a little different. It's like... You don't have nostalgia for a people, here you just have nostalgia for a moment, and when it's about people is the same that "I miss you", but we say "Eu sinto saudades" = "I feel nostalgia"... I don't know!
A liked your post!
Have a nice November :D
Thanks! I appreciate your comment. It's great to learn new things!
DeleteLove, love, love... thank you so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Cheryl. I'm glad you enjoyed it!
DeleteCool video! ♥
ReplyDeleteI think so too. It's very sweet. ☺
DeleteSuch a sweet song, I've been married for so long it's good to be reminded to look back and remember the beginning.
ReplyDeleteI feel that way too—even though my husband and I have only been married for seven years. When the days are rough, it's especially good to look back and remind myself why we got married in the first place. :)
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