realm of saturation

i want to fairly warn you i am on image overload and i have almost one thousand images...

....of course this is only a fraction...i am sharing with you today....i have so many posts

rattling around in my brain....i hope this one makes sense.

it is a major understatement to say we are soaked to the bone around here.

it is fair to say everything and every dog is let's say......uhmmmm........wet.....wet...wet!

beatrice is a very large wet dog.

bronte' jane is a very dark chocolate wet dog.

lylah is a smallish puppy that is also very wet.

there are some benefits to all the rain......no drought....last year we had one and lost 7 trees.

also there are outdoor lessons on rain obedience......no just kidding....but plenty of outdoor fun. ...definitely not as much mowing.
abbey is loving it....when it is not lightning.

all the dogs love it especially the big guy...buster brown.

abbey doesn't mind a little water mixed with a little dirt.....it's called mudddddd.

and it is prolific around here making it onto every one's shoes....clothes.... paws.....my floors.

lots of puddle jumping going on around here.

our dry creek bed is babbling with all the overflow.

there are hints of fall everywhere.

the osage oranges are back but so many are floating around in our front yard.

this is our driveway/moat....we are so middle ages.

my black pansy aren't showing their faces....they are too weighted down with moisture.

i am loving them anyway though. i can imagine them with sunshine on their petals.

nandina berries are tingeing red.

this morning glory needs help to stay on it's vine by leaning onto another.

*****side note*****

if you click on the photo and look closely...you can see my house in reflection
on the water droplet. i thought that was pretty cool.

the seasons are changing...colours are changing.

leaves are falling.

branches are becoming bare.

there is so much precipitation that the seeds put out for the birds are sprouting.

the birds and their houses are soaked.

with all the rain...we even had a very unusual visitor for tn....a gator..... actually this gator travels with us from house to house.
he's our mascot of sorts and is used as a stepping stone.

there are raindrops on literally all things that are outdoors.

we finally have more than a few cosmos.

there is a carpet of leaves on our very wet patio.

we are enjoying the changing of seasons and are

rejoicing in the moisture given us in september.

happy fall everyone.