Fall into Winter
The days grow shorter and the air turns from cool to crisp to biting cold. The November winds change to December’s as they moan and howl at my door, scraping the curling leaves across the concrete of the street. I pull the heavy winter quilt over my head, grateful to be inside on a morning such as this. But the golden light of the sun does beckon me awake. It is hanging high in the pale wintersky and it’s rays shine upon what’s left of the leaves in the trees and I am left dreaming of warm spring days far off in the distance.
-SBI
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Fall is that brings magical , beautiful season that allows us to see the amazing gift of colors and moments . Winter…Christmas is here of course! Beautiful. Happy Holidays to you and your family.
Hi Island Traveler: I am really getting into the Christmas spirit this year…I’m bursting with it! Thanks for your always thoughtful comments and thanks for sharing this on Twitter. Happy Holidays to you too!
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I love seeing the sky through the tree branches. as well as the thoughts of curling up under the quilt.
Hi Janet: I’m a wimp when it comes to cold weather…I wish I could hide under that quilt until Spring. 😉
That could change, the more you ride behind the engine on the middle aged train. I positively thrive in cold weather now.
Hi Janet…well, you never know but so far I’m freezing! Perhaps some beautifully knitted socks would warm me—hint hint 😉 (just kidding)
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Fall colors are so magnificent … and they show best on the leaves … so, so beautiful. 😉
Hi E: Fall is an exquisite season with a beauty that just deepens. Thanks for the kind words and thanks for just you being you. 🙂
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I seem to be falling in love with this season, given the scrumptious sunsets it’s been producing.
Well Gunta: You are in the perfect place for that sort of thing. I need to learn some more appreciation for this time of year myself….perhaps some of your photos will help me. 😉
Lovely sky behind the leaves. Only 2 weeks and the days start getting longer again! 😉
Yay!! I like the way you look at it Cathy! 🙂
Dear Nancy these golden leaves are so beautiful. I loved reading your introductury words …
Thanks so much Paula, you are a gem! 🙂
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Very well captured… 🙂
Soon the days stop growing shorter a the countdown for spring start… 🙂
Hey Drake: Thanks, I know that it is too early to dream of spring but it is my favorite season…. 🙂
Thanks for listing me in your post. I love the look of the snow falling across your leaves – and beautiful fall leaves they are!
Thanks so much Terri. 🙂