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September 6, 2010

and the teasing begins....

the air is cooler and drier. the greens are fading. the apple picking signs are coaxing us for a visit. the pumpkins are timidly waving from the fields. the mornings are being protective and not waking us. the evenings ask us to turn our lamps on sooner. the sweatshirts have come out from their hiding spots in the closet and soup is already begging to be the main course.
~
hi fall
i've been waiting for you
and
with just a few days of practice
you're as perfect as i knew you would be
*

19 comments:

  1. Ohohohohoh yes..am being teased...the colors are starting to pop and the weather has cooled down like crazy! Whoooooot!
    Beautiful picture and words hon, Sarah

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  2. Yes, it is teasing us here too. Now I must run and find my sweater. Just the thought of it makes me cold. I have been thinking about soup too. That squash in the garden will do just right for a soup.

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  3. Just got back from the Sweeterie. You star, you.

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  4. I welcome fall this year too. But not snow and thank goodness, there is no snow in Vegas except the occasional flurry that floats down once in awhile when it's reaaly cold and then disappears almost as quickly as it hits the ground.

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  5. love that little pumpkin..fall? no where near it yet..fall is our winter

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  6. Not yet! I'm not willing to relinquish my summer just yet.. sigh!

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  7. I personally think fall can crawl back where ever it is trying to come from. I want summer a bit longer...say until next June??!! Ha
    Hugs
    SueAnn

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  8. I am a lover of fall. Goodbye, summer (I say as I wildly wave my hand farewell).

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  9. Except for a few really hot days in our area of always cool temperatures, fall won't be a great deal different.

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  10. I love fall, too, if it would just stay that way and not yield to the dark rainy time of the Pacific Northwest.

    It's time to plant the fall garden.

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  11. it has been the most perfect weekend here. lows in the 60 and highs in the 80s. no humidity or clouds.

    and yes, i'm ready to try a new recipe for pot roast soup.

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  12. I just love your writing style. Have I already said this to you? Gorgeous photo, too. Fall seems to have shown up these last three days with a drastic temperature drop, fall blue skies with big poofy clouds, and yes, that dryness. I had a sweatshirt on yesterday, all day...

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  13. I noticed these little signs today too... although we're still dealing with temps in the 90's. I love fall.

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  14. With it being 112 this weekend it is far from fall here :( super sad face!
    BUT! next year will be amazing and I can't wait to spend it in Oregon!

    Thank you for the tips and contacts I will for sure reach them

    Trina
    www.mommeville.com

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  15. I am so looking forward to fall as well. I love a ll the green in the photo and just a hint of the change of color with the brown leaves.

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  16. Me too, me too. Soup...I have been dreaming of soup. And crisp cool nights and crisp red apples and maybe even a little apple crisp.

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  17. Definitely a chill in the air. I'll be glad to be rid of summer's mosquitoes, that's for sure!

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  18. Isn't it wonderful?
    I have been waiting too.
    So very patiently.
    And today? Rain...lot's and lot's of beautiful rain!

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  19. love those protective mornings! we are still all green here, fall is mostly a state of mind; it will be here sometime in november, maybe december. i will visit here to keep up with the pumpkins.

    xo
    Debi

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**I love reading the comments you leave, as they make me feel like we're sitting in my kitchen, having a cup of tea, discussing life and wondering where all the time has gone ...beth