Monday 12 November 2012

brown town

autumn in the city...
Nothing says autumn like leaves, skies and feet.

9 comments:

  1. The leaves, love 'em...and thicker socks and warm scarves...

    On seeing the fifth photo I heard the leaves cracking....really I did. Thanks for a glimpse of fall in A-dam. X

    ReplyDelete
  2. Great photos!! I agree - leaves and sky - they make for a beautiful autumn....I used to have those very same Camper slippers until my mum acquired them - now I have purple ones instead - truly the best slippers ever...so warm and comfy - I have actually climbed into bed still wearing them before....having forgotten I had them on.

    ReplyDelete
  3. Love the photos, leaves are here too...no blue skies...but well...
    It looks you are back, and enjoying....Nice!

    ReplyDelete
  4. can't wait for those green leaves, blue skies and sandals again! in the meanwhile, I'm grateful that I'm not wearing boots as yet!

    ReplyDelete
  5. Your brown town is probably beautifully white now...

    Just stopping by to say MeRRy CHisTmAS dear Ninja! Hope you're having a good one there in the A-dam or back home in Espana (pretend there's a wiggly over the n).
    Cheers y hugs! XO, J.

    ReplyDelete
  6. Lovely world...
    I wish you a happy new year!

    ReplyDelete
  7. Happy New Year!
    I hope you had a great holiday season.
    Wish you a wonderful and peaceful 2013!

    ReplyDelete
  8. Inform folks that you have special promotions on the mobile-marketing platform. Use fliers, business cards and social media to get the word out about your mobile-marketing campaign. play bazaar satta king

    play bazaar satta king

    ReplyDelete
  9. Try to spread mundane tasks out over a large amount of employees. Give a variety of individuals the opportunity to attempt tasks that are challenging, exciting and give them some form of responsibility. One important aspect of being a good leader is building effective leadership abilities in others.satta king
    play bazaar

    ReplyDelete

what's that I hear (read rather)?