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True Colors
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Stored in: Utata Discussions
Posted On: September 23 2006
By: Brittney Bush
Photo © mike costolo
Tonight begins Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish new year, a holiday of love, joy, and really sweet food. For the first time in several years, I had the good fortune to greet the new year with my family. (And oh what a serious occasion it was.)
Rosh Hashanah also coincides neatly this year with the beginning of (northern hemisphere) autumn, that oh-so-photographic season of rust-colored leaves and crisp blue skies. In fact, many Utatans are already enjoying fall glories; Mike Costolo shared some glorious scenes from New Hampshire in Tojosan's Seasons Change - Colors Too thread.
Over in Redtata, started by The Triskaidekagrammatron, a holiday-sized feast of red is laid out for our delectation. Red is my favorite color, so I enjoy all of the selections, but be sure to check out getthebubbles' fields of red and Solecism's dellicious dashes especially.
It's been a bright shiny day - and I hope you all have a colorful weekend.
Otherwise, in Utata Discussions:
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