I am a 24 yr old young woman of Non-Denominational faith. I am a homeschool graduate,who is still living at home with her Mother & Father & two younger brothers. I am involved with my church in many areas of ministry, from singing to American Sign Language, to drama & dance, to nursery work. I am an avid reader, lover of anything involving history, passionate sewer & wearer of historical clothing,continuous watcher of historical costume movies & black & whites, Future Homemaker & hopefully, Lord willing, Mother, & lover of my Lord & Savior, Jesus.
I think autumn is one of my favorite times of the year. The beauty of the leaves turning colors on the trees. The sound of the leaves crackling a wonderful harmony beneath your feet. The sight of the birds flying south in pursuit of warm & toasty resting place. The hot apple cider with its rich spicy aroma. The sweet taste of the maple syrup from the mighty maple trees. The taste of pumpkin pie & turkey that reminds me of family, both here & gone. All these things are what fall means to me.
I went looking at photos of the beauty of fall & found some wonderful images of what I think of when someone says autumn to me & I thank the Lord that He gave us eyes to see the beauty that is around us.
I love Autumn too, it's my favorite season for all the reasons that you mentioned. I love how it sounds and smells and the beautiful way that it looks. I love maple syrup too, it seems so "autumny", how ironic that it's made in the Spring! Paris
Thank you Mrs. G for visiting my blog & yes it is ironic that maple syrup isn't made till spring. It makes for another special something to look forward to during the winter. Oh, by the by, I love your blog.
I love Autumn too, it's my favorite season for all the reasons that you mentioned. I love how it sounds and smells and the beautiful way that it looks. I love maple syrup too, it seems so "autumny", how ironic that it's made in the Spring!
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Thank you Mrs. G for visiting my blog & yes it is ironic that maple syrup isn't made till spring. It makes for another special something to look forward to during the winter. Oh, by the by, I love your blog.
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Sarah