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Coming Soon to a Branch-tip Near You...
Toronto, ON - drea - Monday, April 3rd, 2006 : goo
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Today started off really, really gloomy. I didn't even wanna get up! But I had to, since I had an exam. It rained the whole way to school (this was at 7:30am). Got to school, studied with my group. By 12:30 (exam time), the weather cleared, it was sunnier, and I felt good too cuz I knew my stuff. Exam was easy, came out of the exam: it was still sunny! (whee!) And then I slept on the bus only to wake up, near my destination, to cloudy skies. Being optimistic, I thought: "hm....it should pass". Well, no. The drive from the bus station to home involved dark clouds and spitting (the rain, not me). I arrived home feeling very lazy because of the weather and I didn't want to study for my next exam (tomorrow at 12:30pm). However, as I was exiting my garage I looked over at my neighbour's backyard to find this (look at photo): a sign of spring, a sign of sunshine to come. I felt optimistic, and so, I took a picture. This tree is my favourite tree. In the fall, the whole tree is bright red (leaves do turn colours, I'm sure everybody knows this). I have pictures of the tree in the fall of last year. If anybody's interested to see it, let me know. So enjoy. I'm going to go study. Wish me luck!
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drea: 3rd Apr 2006 - 20:41 GMT
GRRR!! I keep forgetting to put my location and I forgot the title. Well, Location is Toronto/Markham, ON. Don't have a title for this, any suggestions?
GGP: 3rd Apr 2006 - 21:19 GMT
Title idea: "Coming soon to a branch-tip near you..."
& yes, I'd like to see the changing leaf colors.
drea: 4th Apr 2006 - 00:25 GMT
OOHHH...I like that title!!
Here's the leaves post-redness.
And here's the leaves at FULL redness. Pretty ain't it?
This is the full tree.
Enjoy!
drea: Thanx for the title and location addition!
Elicar: 4th Apr 2006 - 01:49 GMT
That's very pretty! I have a dwarf Japanese maple that I planted two springs ago and I couldn't wait for it to grow to its full glory of about 5 feet! Of course, I may have to wait a lot more years since it is a slow grower. I bought a very short one as the taller ones are sooooo expensive.
drea: 4th Apr 2006 - 01:53 GMT
Ooohhh..very cool! This is the only tree that turns red in the fall. I took a walk around my neighbourhood one autumn day to find other nice trees, but this by far is the best one.
drea: 4th Apr 2006 - 01:53 GMT
ooohhh also...good luck with the waiting for you tree to grow Elicar. Patience IS a virtue.
jack: 6th Apr 2006 - 14:55 GMT
drea very nice, i have the same tree next to my kitchen and in the fall everyting becomes red in the house.
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