Saturday, October 30, 2010

Falling




There's four seasons to the year, and every one of them is spaced equally on the calendar. Yet Fall always seems the shortest to me. Maybe it's because it's a long time coming.

August arrives and we know the leaves are going to start changing. Like, we still have the sun, but we're waiting for the smell of apples, nutmeg, pumpkin pie. We're waiting for the straw, the scarecrows, the golds, the reds and the browns. Then suddenly, it's all here. It's bright, it's colorful and... ohhhh, I wish it could last forever.

Blazing color is brief. The heat of summer has turned to cool and the cool grows cooler still. Accompanied by wind. And falling leaves. Fall is very pretty. And if it all lasted longer, we'd probably take it for granted. Enjoy the colors of this last week in New England. November is on its way.

2 comments:

cHim-prints said...

Great pictures. Fall is my favorite too!

Susan Mann said...

I love leaf peeping. It's been good for color this year in New England. We've been trying to decide whether it's been on par with the show we got back in 2001. Jason says yes, but I'm not too sure.