Luke has a tall pine in his front yard. It is in the shape of a Christmas Tree. You cannot really tell how big it is from a photo, so I put Emma under it for perspective. She has been my shadow and my pest. I love her. When Luke first moved into this house, he wanted the tree gone. I am so glad it has stayed. It is my landmark for finding his house each time we visit.
A maple gives shade to the backyard and the leaves are amazing in the Fall....which is just within my reach, by the way. These green beauties will shine golden in a couple of months. (And I will not be here to see it firsthand. Boo Hoo.)
Actually I will be in New York, hopefully, to see and hear my son Luke's music played in Carnegie Hall. He and a group of musicians have put together a traveling ensemble to perform the music of new composers. They have raised enough money to perform in the Hall. I am so looking forward to this, and while that is the goal of the trip, I am sure New York will have a golden leaf or two for me to see. Smile.
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