It has been a beautiful week here in my neck of the woods. The temperatures have been perfect. For the last two days the sun has been shining.
Today I walked among the fallen leaves and while I was a bit sad that most of our leaves have already blown off the trees, it was nice to look at the few leaves that are left.
Welcome to this week’s Weekend Traffic Jam Reboot which I host with Marsha in the Middle and Melynda from Scratch Made Food For Hungry People.
Did you get a chance to visit all the links from last week? Or maybe you are new to the traffic jam? If you are new, please feel welcome to leave a link this week to a blog post of your own that was your favorite from this past week. Then please visit and comment on the other links and get to know the other bloggers who participate.
This is a fun way to meet new bloggers.
Our most clicked link from last week was:
Don’t Let Menopause and Body Image Issues Affect How You See Yourself by Women Living Well After 50.
My favorites for this week were:
Wordless Wednesday, Fall in New England by My Slice of Life
Falloween Home Tour by Debbie Dabbleblog
and
Healthy Halloween Snacks by Real Food Blogger
How about all of you? How has your week been? Anything exciting planned for the weekend? Let me know in the comments.
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Some of our trees are totally bare of leaves now and others are still fully clothed in green. It’s been interesting! Clicking now on the menopause and body image link that you shared. 🙂
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I am so flattered that you enjoyed my fall foliage photos! I was feeling a bit bummed this morning that so many of the leaves are already gone from the trees. It made for a fun and loud hike though through the crunching leaves.
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I am sad ours are down too but there will be pretty leaves again in the spring – even if they are only green. 😉
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