The cat in the hat..........

Chica, our cat is such a hoot! :)

The view ...

..from the parking lot at work. Inspiring enough to drag myself out of the cozy bed every morning :) And another one from another place, same time.

Blending in

These are three different buildings which blend in beautifully with fall colors, don't you think?

And the Autumn Sonata continues :)

“Every leaf speaks bliss to me,.....

fluttering from the autumn tree.”― Emily Brontë

As sun goes down.......

I can't remember the last time I posted a sunset image here.....this one, last night warranted a special mention...so it's here....as seen from our bedroom window.

Fall's here!!! :)

I can't hold my excitement! :)

Colors of Spring & Summer 1

..of hills and haze.....

Aren't mornings precious these days!!!!! And PA is beautiful, no matter what road I take in which season....... :)

Marched into spring!

It's such a beautiful time of the year :)

Gone Fishin' !

I may have seem to gone underground (if not fishing):D but honestly I am not giving up on this blog..not yet. Life's such a whirlwind of activity right now that blogging has taken a backseat....but not for long, I promise. Meanwhile, hope spring's beginning to show colors in your corners of the world.. It definitely has sprung here :)

Meet my Valentine.... :)

The shy li'l girl I happened to fall in love with, less than a year ago, is now in her own words my "new best friend". Isn't she precious! :)

A Lowcountry vacation

The last time we were in Savannah , it was during a washed-out Labor-day weekend. That was two years ago! This time around, it was pure sunshine that greeted us. I loved every minute of walking up and down the numerous squares of the town, this time. I had no idea how much I had missed those Oak trees with their Spanish moss till I saw them swaying again! Funny, how we haven't been to Florida since we graduated and left the place for good in 2007. We are glad though that we could introduce our parents to the charms and history of the Southern US, before they left for India. Scenes from Wormsloe Plantation and Bonaventure Cemetery

DC chalo! ;D

There's always so much to look forward to at the year-end. We got married on Christmas day 3 years ago, so while a lot of people are celebrating a lot of things, we celebrate our togetherness. And if we are not headed home, there's always a possibility of a road-trip, though much of that depends on weather conditions. 2009 year-end was extra special 'coz we had family from India joining us on our trip to South-east US. As we made our way to Georgia, Washington DC was our first pit-stop. A very wet DC.

Auld Lang Syne......

Warmest wishes to all of us for a new year filled with hope, happiness, love, and peace :)