well i do know this is going to sound a little whackarooni..

[elfworks]

but as i sit here sipping my hazelnut mocha latte, staring out over the top of my computer to the courtyard below, i see the first bit of change in the light. know what i mean? the way the light starts to change in the fall? and i do not refer to the end of DST. i know fall is officially 4 weeks away, but there is just something about the way the sun is today that seems to be singing fall.

just wanted to share.

xo

[AuntieMistletoeDear]

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y273/AuntieMistletoe/FallTree.gif I used to love raking up the leaves and jumping into the heaping pile. Better yet, being tossed into it from a "wheel-barrow". Warning! Remove rake from pile before diving into it.

Hey, maybe that explains why I am the way I am.

Then again, maybe not. :lol:

[mrshfromjersey]

I've always loved fall. The colors, the smells, the cooler evenings.

[dvdguy]

Fall rocks! Plus it means christmas is right around the bend :???:

[elfworks]

the family "h" is too new to have seem the post and i dont have a clue where it is, but, in order to beat the heat, i have put all my fall decor and candles and potpourri out. i tell ya, it really helps. i smell those smells and kinda psych myself out!


xo

[dvdguy]

i'm gonna need these tips in the heat of florida

[sheepsnot]

Not sure about FL, but throughout the south there is a risk of jumping into a pile of leaves...and a snake. I never thought about it in PA, but ran into waaay too many in AL. Look before you leap after you move south.

[dvdguy]

I dont remember raking leaves the last time I was there. But I'm sure the gators would go for that trick too