currently madly in love with crisp bright crunchy fall leaves in the most spectacular hues of golden, oranges, reds, magentas, greens, and everything in-between. I feel like the reds are particularly pinkish/purply, this year, something I've not seen before.
One of those things I never thought would be something that might one day not happen - the changing of the leaves in the fall. I thought we wouldn't get the fall colors this year, when October was over and it was still 80 degrees and all the deciduous trees were still green. That was terrifying in a new way that I'd have never been able to imagine until I saw it myself. I was so afraid once the weather suddenly turned cold, all the green leaves would simply drop dead. I'm so grateful for every single little leaf beneath my feet, now. It is a dazzling collection of countless miracles everywhere I look and it is dizzying and overwhelming and I cannot get over how beautiful it all is. I spent a good couple of hours crunching colored leaves under my feet, today, through the cemetery and while waiting for Josh's pineapple fried rice order to be cooked. In and out of the post office. On my way to and from the coffee shop when our power had gone out for a couple of hours in the middle of the sparkly afternoon.
I am also still astonished by sparkling blue sky. Another thing I never dreamed would go missing. (And then it did, for weeks, during the labor day fires of 2020.) The wind has blown away the brownish yellowy haze, and the crystal clear blue and fluffy white clouds are back, and I am consistently stunned by the beauty of clear blue with white and the glittering sunshine reflecting off of everything. mom's suncatchers sending it into rainbows across my room.
Also, the way Mars has been playing with the moon, late at night. Sneaky little red thing nuzzling up alongside. And how Jupiter asserts itself so boldly in the night sky. Hullo, giant ball of fiery gas. I'm glad you are here with us.
Ooohhh still sneezing. Headache is back but that's okay. I'm glad it's not covid but I also can't remember the last time I had a cold? I'm working too hard. Need to wrap it up here. sinus pressure uugghhhnnnng.
Still hungry but I think I ate enough. Maybe I need popcorn.
Or a nap?
Everything is too much.
One of those things I never thought would be something that might one day not happen - the changing of the leaves in the fall. I thought we wouldn't get the fall colors this year, when October was over and it was still 80 degrees and all the deciduous trees were still green. That was terrifying in a new way that I'd have never been able to imagine until I saw it myself. I was so afraid once the weather suddenly turned cold, all the green leaves would simply drop dead. I'm so grateful for every single little leaf beneath my feet, now. It is a dazzling collection of countless miracles everywhere I look and it is dizzying and overwhelming and I cannot get over how beautiful it all is. I spent a good couple of hours crunching colored leaves under my feet, today, through the cemetery and while waiting for Josh's pineapple fried rice order to be cooked. In and out of the post office. On my way to and from the coffee shop when our power had gone out for a couple of hours in the middle of the sparkly afternoon.
I am also still astonished by sparkling blue sky. Another thing I never dreamed would go missing. (And then it did, for weeks, during the labor day fires of 2020.) The wind has blown away the brownish yellowy haze, and the crystal clear blue and fluffy white clouds are back, and I am consistently stunned by the beauty of clear blue with white and the glittering sunshine reflecting off of everything. mom's suncatchers sending it into rainbows across my room.
Also, the way Mars has been playing with the moon, late at night. Sneaky little red thing nuzzling up alongside. And how Jupiter asserts itself so boldly in the night sky. Hullo, giant ball of fiery gas. I'm glad you are here with us.
Ooohhh still sneezing. Headache is back but that's okay. I'm glad it's not covid but I also can't remember the last time I had a cold? I'm working too hard. Need to wrap it up here. sinus pressure uugghhhnnnng.
Still hungry but I think I ate enough. Maybe I need popcorn.
Or a nap?
Everything is too much.