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BRING IT ON ... FALL


I am just SO READY! Where I currently live, fall really is the nicest of seasons ... when it happens (around late October).  

I am looking forward to ...
  • the cooler temps
  • the really BLUE skies
  • the broken in jeans 
  • the long sleeve shirts
  • the (cool) mornings when I get to warm up my butt with the heated seats in my car
  • the fading freckles on my face
  • the jazzier music that I find more seasonal (note the change in my playlist)
  • the beautiful fall foliage
  • the pumpkin spice coffee that I can NOW order from Keurig
  • the air that I breathe when I run is just not as thick
  • the time with God that I pray ... seems I just need to say more this time of year
  • the new shoes that I look forward to buying (soon ...)
  • bike rides with my girls
  • pumpkins and all the recipes that I like to make that include PUMPKINS
  • camping outside with my family
  • taking PHOTOS ... lots of them ... this is a warning ;)


Comments

Anonymous said…
Oh, that is my VERY favorite time of the year. IT always seems to take so long to arrive though. I'm ready for sweaters NOW but the temperature outside isn't. Darn!
I love your new header pic. Very cute.
Unknown said…
Fall is my favorite too. I wish it would last longer!

{W}
Laura said…
OH my yes. I agree 100%
Fall is my favorite time of the year too. I love to see the leaves change colors, wear a cozy sweater but not be cold, have some apple cider, and make soup! I liked your post. Have a great day!
Philippa said…
We have had a wet and cold summer so I am not sure I am ready for autumn just yet. Mind you at least I don't have to be waiting for the sun to come out. Autumn is supposed to be cold!
Colleen said…
Love the picture of your girls! Great fashion sense :-)
planty said…
I couldn't resist pulling a post together of my own for fall (autumn) in the UK http://www.resurrected.co.uk/2008/09/on-no-its-autumn.asp

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