I used the Oscraps Collab Autumn Magic.

One place to look is imdb.com. You can search titles, or parts of titles, actors, etc.

Always love the big photo challenges!

I liked the contrast in the photo of deer and parked cars. Still amazes me how deer have adapted to city living.

Hope it's OK to write to someone not still living. This is someone I really wish could write back!

This is Eliza Jane (Tarlton) Lightburne who lived in Kentucky from 1828 to 1864. I've been researching her, looking for records about her and those around her plus social history that is sometimes surprising. She is part of some of my teaching too as I work on her family. So she's on my mind!

Totally fun exercise! Thanks for the template.

Bobolinks are grassland birds that fill me with joy when I can see and hear them displaying. Finding one in JHD's new bundle was a sure sign it needed to be my Ace in the card design.

Oh, WOW! So surprised and pleased. Thanks to all at the O. Jean

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When I first read your instructions, all that I could think of was this. And it's stuck with me, so what the heck, it's my "mantra" for now.

Just thinking these ravens might help keep me on point. Love their looks.

So glad you shared all those wonderful photos!! :lovey3: Love seeing all your happy faces.

I related so much to one of the quotes! Thanks for the mood board with them.

Among some of my genealogy friends learning to say NO is a frequent topic of discussion. We have so much we want to do, but have acquired so many other commitments along the way and tend to get new ones too. We need stepping back as well as saying no.

Chris @faerywings the rehearsal will have come and gone by now and only the big day remains! Hugs and toasts to all of you tomorrow. :hug2::party2::friday:the 13th best to Cait.

Here are my thoughts on September.

Blue sky in September with sky so VERY blue is my favorite idea of the month. But there's also fall migration of birds, goldenrod reminding of approaching autumn and then New England asters to make the coming change even clearer. Trees though are only showing a little color.

Here's one from 2013, maybe a first attempt. Diane @Madi sometimes did a monthly challenge for AJ but this doesn't seem to have been for one. My latest: Actually there seems to be some similarity. :giggle4: