Today is a gorgeous autumn day. Yes, autumn.
Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower.
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I was thinking the same thing, especially since it got down to 49 degrees last night! But the colors in the fields have said fall for weeks now. sigh,
It’s a gorgeous SUMMER day here — 64°F with cool, clear breezes. With nearly a month of summer left–and though I love the fall–this is a PERFECT summer day to me, and I wish they were all like this. 🙂 Much better than the heat and humidity.
.-= Nancy Bond´s last blog ..Wordless Wednesday – Aug 26/09 =-.