Changing of the seasons
Ed's view
It is that time of year once again… mornings are chilly, days are getting shorter, leaves are breath taking, and the sky has a different color. I try to focus on the changes in the environment when I drive along to and from my cubby, instead of the many tasks that need to be completed.
I got an email from Ed Boynton recently from the County (Aroostook) letting me know of the changes happening at his home. With the County Harvest underway some folks are spending more time outside. I am invited to take my camera with me to the local farm stand to take in the colors of the many squashes. I don’t remember there being such a wonderful choice when I was younger.
I still wear my shorts on my early morning walks but have started to wear a winter hat to keep my ears warm. I know it is silly but there is something about my outfit that helps me hold onto the warm weather just a little longer. Our walks at the end of the day force us to take a flashlight along.
Yes, the change of the seasons is beautiful and heightens my awareness. I really dislike waking up one morning to find I missed something. Time to get some tulip bulbs planted so I can be surprised come Spring as to wear I put them to hide under the snow.
Get outside and enjoy the fall, absorb the changes!
me arts ed 