It felt good to take a brisk early morning walk and not get drenched in one’s own sweat. I am exceedingly thankful for the changing clime over here.
The temperature is dropping from its oppressive, simmering height, there are more chirpier and happier birds tweeting in the trees, the yellowing, orange leaves are simply beautiful but that also applies to the budding leafs.
Natures transience is a reminder that each new day comes with an abundance of changes and that yesterday’s trouble will give way to today’s peace.
Adopt the pace of nature, her secret is patience – Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Nature has a lot to teach us if we but stop to listen 🙂
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What a poignant post! Good advice. I hope you are well, Sis.
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We’re experiencing cooler weather, here in north Georgia, and I love it!
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I can well imagine. It’s a beautiful time of the year 🙂
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I enjoy Autumn. I wish winter would just be an extension of Autumn. When I retire I will finally be able to slow down and enjoy more of Nature. Can’t wait to get off the hamster wheel.
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I second your thoughts. Autumn is my best season ever. I could do without Winter but Mother Nature knows best.
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I saw that Emerson quote for the first time yesterday. Your post is a nice extrapolation of it.
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The quote has a calming effect.
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Oh..whatever may be the seasons here, morning walk just remains the same.. maybe here we are not much affected with climate except occasional rain…
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