Sky Blue Pink in Baltimore This Evening!

Sky blue pink has been used by parents when the kids keep asking about naming a color. It was a  “mind your own business”  or "don't bother me" with  an unwanted question. My mother used the term "gribble green" as a  description of some  weird color or it doesn't matter what the  color.

I am suggesting you don't miss the beauty of our colors...they are gone in a flash!

They say there is no such color as sky blue pink...but they just might be wrong. I saw it tonight. Can you see the sky blue pink?

The season is changing but there was  Sky Blue Pink in Baltimore this evening!
 
I have been writing about the beauty of our fall colors in Baltimore. Things are Changing in Baltimore!
The trees are vibrant but in a very short time, the leaves are all going to be on the ground.  Are you taking time to enjoy the nature around? Or are you waiting to complain about the raking and the leaf blowing?

Kind of like real estate, there is much to enjoy with our listings, our sales and our successful settlements. Times are fleeting just like the colors an d the leaves.

Please, please take time to enjoy!

                                      
Very soon these magnificent trees will be naked. I Love Naked....in Baltimore!
The leaves are already falling.The season is changing but there was  Sky Blue Pink in Baltimore this evening!

This is a Baltimore Sky...Not One in Arizona

This is a Baltimore sky...not one in Arizona.

It was a wonderfully busy Sunday; met with new clients, took a listing, showed a couple of properties, along with the emails, phone calls and just everyday life. On the way home, I stopped for a few needed things at the store.

Instead of stopping to smell the roses, I bought some. This color was calling my name - so pretty and so unlike all the others in their shades of reds and pinks. I walked out of store looking forward to going home. But then I was struck by the beauty of the sky. I thought of Mike Jones and his Arizona skies, but this evening I was not in AZ, I was less than two miles from home staring up at a sky the same shade as my pretty bunch of roses.

I drove a few blocks to really see the show, and a show it was! There was Tic-Tac-Toe going on in all its glory. I just kept shooting and watching the intensity of the colors deepen into the sunset. Now that is my kind of art - nature does it with such perfection. Maybe not the same Arizona skies that Mike sees on a daily basis, but for Baltimore, it was a sheer and utter exquisite delight.

And upon arriving home, I arranged the pretty roses in a vase, sat back, and smiled. Together Lee and I smelled the roses. Could you hear me smiling?