By mid-September, summer is going or gone in Alaska. Depending on
location and the weather, we might have the last gasp of summer, but we all
know that’s all it is.
The days are crisp and there’s
a definite chill in the evening. The sunsets are noticeably earlier. But if we’ve
done our job right, we’re ready.
(See Sandy Shacklett’s
post from Aug. 29.)
http://www.akrwa.blogspot.com/2014/08/getting-ready-for-winter.html
The freezer is full and the firewood is stacked. We can
enjoy the fall.
Autumn is the time to settle in and enjoy the great indoors. If
you’re into crafts, reading, other indoor hobbies, you can
indulge without feeling guilty about wasting the daylight, missing out on
camping and fishing and all that stuff.
The kids are back in school, the summer
to-do list checked off (or dumped), and it’s time to relax a
bit.
Of course, with this group, it means more time to write. Fall is
the time to finish that draft, start the new book, learn that new writing
program you’ve been dying to try.
In my case, it’s finishing the
research and getting the draft whipped into shape. I’m looking forward
to it!
Enjoy your September, whatever that means in your neck of the
woods!
Autumn is the time to settle in and enjoy the great indoors. If
you’re into crafts, reading, other indoor hobbies, you can
indulge without feeling guilty about wasting the daylight, missing out on
camping and fishing and all that stuff.
The kids are back in school, the summer
to-do list checked off (or dumped), and it’s time to relax a
bit.
2 comments:
I love the changing colors of Sept. And the sudden rush toward what comes next.
Yes, DeNise!
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