Thursday, 15 August 2013

This evening







I am not yet ready to relinquish summer
for pencil sharpening and new notebook autumn.
But I do appreciate the way that the light
reaches in to spotlight neglected corners now
that the sun is hugging the horizon
a little more closely. 

11 comments:

  1. I'm with you on the not relinquishing, Lucille. August gives me that Hold Back The Night feeling as I deadhead the flowers with increasing compulsion.

    What is the thing, the bird of paradise thing?

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    1. Those are origami flying cranes, fifty eight of them made by my son while he waits to fly off to Japan for a year. Cue mother dabbing hanky to eyes and not wanting September to come any closer.

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  2. Our summer (weather, at least) lasts far longer than pencil sharpening and new notebooks, but thank you for the lovely images. I'll be on the lookout for my own!

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  3. You have such wonderful light in your home and share it nicely. A few leaves are beginning to turn here.

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  4. Agreed. I like the light this time of year as well. I feel the turn toward fall and wonder if I am welcoming it or not. It is hard to say. I also say goodbye to a son in September when he goes to University, but fall is so golden in this part of the world.

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  5. Me too, but I'm really looking forward to 'proper' autumn, the loveliest time of year.

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  6. Oh I agree there is a nip in the air, a sniff of autumn.....I don't want it yet!
    Xxx

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  7. I just wish the sun would not highlight the filth on my windows! I just can't seem to get them clear.

    You have some beautiful things, Lucille.

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    1. Thank you. It got a lot easier to clean the rather large windows once I acquired a squeegee.

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  8. Although I love autumn I don't want this summer to end just yet - we may not have another one like this for another seven years.

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  9. Schools here go back today and I would like to protest .
    "They" can't be right . It surely can't be the end of summer yet !

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