I thought Simon might find this interesting (and somewhat melancholic) : The mulberry tree in front of the house changing its leaves, and the house entrance (a part of the house that is least changed, from what I understand.)
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Nostalgy. It has changed very little. I miss it. Home sweet home. That's the only "real home" I have ever had - although I have not constantly lived there all my life. :(
Thanks for posting the photos.
Posted by: Simon | November 12, 2007 at 10:47 AM