Nov 26
Seven Good Things About Fall
categories: Cocktail Hour / Getting Outside
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I don’t love fall: the shortening days, the daylight-savings axe, the opening of troubling views through once-impenetrable forest, the birds of summer abandoning me, the regressive chores, the incremental turning inward. It’s a big breath in, and hold, and wait, like waiting for death, or at least December 21, when you can breathe out again, and the light grows. Then again, Fall. You don’t burn the leaves anymore, but still you can smell them. The kitchen’s full of food from the garden. It’s back to school, a rhythm I’ve never shaken.
I love your studio wood-stove. Adorable.
It’s like an adorable child, complete with occasional clouds of smoke…
Hi Bill: Just want to tell you how wonderful these pictures are. I especially love the first one…it is beautifully done and so cute. I love the expression on your daughter’s face…
Cheryl
Thanks Cheryl. That kid dove into those leaves a hundred times, and kept raking to make the pile higher. That’s one way to get the chores done around here!
Cute! That first picture is timeless!!
Hey, someone stole #5. Probably a junkie looking for a fix. No matter, I’m grateful for the remaining six.
Those are some attractive jack o lanturns. Love this blog!
Thanks, Tim. Number 5 has been restored. Good thing this isn’t a mathematics site.