The past few days have been overcast, cool and rainy... a much needed change from the heat and sunshine, no matter how pleasant that has been! The rain is soaking into the earth, replenishing wells, revitalizing the lawns and forests. The fair weather has given ample opportunity to organize and complete outside chores... the rain and cooler temperatures allow time to work on inside tasks and even to read a bit, without feeling guilty about wasting away these precious days of autumn.
We brought Bryan to the jetport in Portland this morning, he'll return to California and the life he's carving out there for himself. We enjoyed his visit, his stories, his perspective on life, and his commentaries! And we wish him well :) The drive offered slight splashes of color... red, orange, gold... hints of what is to come in the next few weeks. The wet gray weather today will give way to some vibrant hues over the landscapes, all we need to do is look with a soft eye as we travel about, keeping attention to driving to be sure, but to be aware of the beauty of the fall foliage season.
Tonight we'll spend time with friends playing tunes and telling stories at our weekly jam session. Having Tuesday evenings to look forward to gives my week balance and focus. Another couple of weeks and the fiddlehedz & friendz will return to the Norlands to play a barn dance as part of the live-in weekend program.
Gray Days of Autumn comes from the Curvy Road to Corinth.
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