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The last tree here to turn and lose its leaves gives us a magnificent farewell to the season. Our maple takes its time. It’s the very last tree here to turn and lose its leaves, and when its colors finally arrive, the view outside our door is glorious. This familiar tree gives me another way to recognize the abundance of the season. Fall’s Everyday Abundance I didn’t know there was a fall harvest of artichokes. But last week, while my sister Suzi was visiting from Alabama, we

My neighbor’s persimmons are ripening for bread. Taffy has made himself comfortable beside them. Taffy seems to think these persimmons make excellent company. I’m imagining the bread they’ll become. My neighbor Lillian gave me three enormous ones from her own abundance, and before long, I’ll be sharing that generosity again, one loaf at a time. Fall’s Everyday Abundance I didn’t know there was a fall harvest of artichokes. But last week, while my sister Suzi was visiting from

Sixty-nine cents apiece! First I bought six. Then I went back for ten more. There are discoveries you simply have to tell somebody about. Finding a great big pile of beautiful artichokes - in October - for 69 cents apiece was one of them. Another shopper came down the aisle just as I was choosing mine, and she was every bit as delighted as I was. Fall’s Everyday Abundance I didn’t know there was a fall harvest of artichokes. But last week, while my sister Suzi was visiting fr