Peanuts by Charles Schulz for November 07, 2020

You should have seized the opportunity to have a fall dance together, Snoop!

“I don’t know why you say good-bye, I say hello.” ~The Beatles

Only one leaf, Come to our yard, I have a thousand or more you can dance with.

“Hey La, hey ah hey lo ah….” Beatles

Hello, goodbye, I must leaf you now…

My leaves must be defective. They say hello but not goodbye.

Its time for the trees to turn another leaf for next year.

Poor Snoopy, don’t pine away. Wood he only start singing, “Don’t leaf me this way!”

yeah, those short-term relationships really can hurt!

Wish the remaining 30% of the leaves on my neighbor’s trees would fall .. so I can clean up my yard. Leaf disposal is something I don’t want to do more than once a year. Yet, I see some people with those fancy bagging lawn tractors out there every other day keeping their lawns leaf free. Lucky them.

Easy come, easy go.

Would that it was that simple.

old friends, never enough time, and then conversations that end with a pebble placed on a grave marker.

Leaves come, Leves go, Leaves come again, So goes Leaves

Poetic.

cool

I’ll stay a week or two, I’ll stay the summer through, But I am telling you – I must be going… (“Hello, I Must Be Going,” Animal Crackers, The Marx Brothers)

I’m still waiting for the good-byes.

“Ave Atque Vale,” (“Hello, and Goodbye”) a poem by Catullus was the first notable use of that phrase. It was about visiting his brother’s grave in a foreign country.

I wish.. not in my back yard, those leaves stay until I rake them up.

As soon as it arrives, it leaves ;-)

I know it’s not website for this but…congratulations Americans, finally indecency has lost.

Adieu, adieu, to yieu and yieu and yieu. . .

Charlie Brown did say ‘I need more hellos’.

Expect the same from autumn leaves. One of the marvels of mother nature.

Just like my paycheck….