Can you imagine that it's September already? It doesn't seem possible that soon there will be changing leaves and then snow.
I am in Wisconsin. I've traveled all over the USA and still find that I love it best here. I really liked downtown Chicago, but I missed the apple blossoms and seeing green grass. It just wasn't the same going to the park to see those things.
Wisconsin has beautiful Springtimes --the leaves awaiting the perfect day to burst from their trees, and lilacs and apple blossoms fill the air. The grass comes back to life and turns a bright green over time. Summers here are hot and filled with rain at times. My summertimes are filled with grilling out, flea markets, and rummage sales. I also enjoy parades and fireworks. Autumn is a time when the leaves turn many shades of colors and slowly drift to the ground. I enjoy Autumn best. Then comes Wintertime and it can hit badly or be really mild. There can be tons of snow and ice or it could be cold with very little snow. It depends on the winter. Winter lasts the longest.
I picked this picture, I think sunflowers are really a pretty flower. They grow from a tiny seed and grow to be really tall. Then they are full of seeds that can be dried and saved for the next year to plant again.
Do the seasons changing make you feel older?
Do you live in the present --enjoying each day or do you tend to be a planner who longs for future events?
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