« Nominee Harriet E. Miers | Main | Insufficient Vaccine Production »
Wednesday, October 12, 2005
Autumn Days
I
n large portions of the U.S. October is one of the kinder months. The sultry heat of summer is gone and winter has not yet sent its blast. The splendor of colored leaves by day and the harvest moon by night add to the magic.
W
e go to the woods to gather walnuts to make black walnut fudge fit for the gods. We pick the winter apples and store them for the winter, their distinct aroma permeating the house. The plump pumpkins are ready and pies abound. We are blessed with nature's bounty.
F
all is the season of reconciliation. It passes too quickly, but is so special. Each mellow day is a bonus.
Posted by fm on October 12, 2005 at 12:19 AM