The Fall (season)
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I used to love the smell of burning leaves, but that was outlawed in MA many moons ago.
Ambreen
Sordide Sentimental
Bad Pritt isn't such a bad actor, you can stick to him http://www.hood.de/img/full/1341/13414592.jpg .
My favourite thing about the fall are the colours, the leaves turn from green to yellow, red, purple and brown. I like to walk on pavements with that colourful natural carpet and I don't mind the rain if it ain't too much.
My favourite thing about the fall are the colours, the leaves turn from green to yellow, red, purple and brown. I like to walk on pavements with that colourful natural carpet and I don't mind the rain if it ain't too much.
When I lived in California 'back in the day', one of the things I really missed was the change of seasons. I love fall. Halloween in the east,(USA), is the best. The worst thing about fall is that winter soon follows, and the older I get, the more I despise winter. I wish I had $$, I'd get myself a 'winter home'. CRB:)
Hell, even we'd have you back.
Burning leaves was outlawed, probably in the late 1970s, in MA.
I love that in San Francisco we finally get our Summer in the Fall. Of course we don't really have much of a turning of seasons here they are all just slight mutations of one or the other. Sun Fog Rain Sun Fog Rain pretty much like that...:D
Football.
I like to stand at the window in the morning, a cup of strong, black coffee in my hand (perhaps with a few tetrahydrocannabinol- and alcohol molecules in my blood from last night) and look at the fog-shrouded street, covered with leaves from the chestnut trees.
Perhaps later in my life I would wear a long cardigan while standing there :)
Unfortunately I am living in a place with few green around and fall reminds me of the fact that I do not own a warm coat.
Perhaps later in my life I would wear a long cardigan while standing there :)
Unfortunately I am living in a place with few green around and fall reminds me of the fact that I do not own a warm coat.
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Jennn
On just the right day..... in just the right momment..... everything is golden! So fantastic! It is my favorite as well! As the green dies, my heart blossoms!
LickTheStar
Sad Flower in the Sand
Burning leaves outlawed in the 70s? Boy were we ever doing things wrong when I was growing up... Ah well.
I can say that I do kinda miss the leaves in MA. But being that I lived about a mile between the Norman Rockwell Museum and Tanglewood... I'd rather live here and have the rain instead of the leaves.
Plus... I hate New England and Tri-State area drivers in the winter... Myself included, mind you.
I can say that I do kinda miss the leaves in MA. But being that I lived about a mile between the Norman Rockwell Museum and Tanglewood... I'd rather live here and have the rain instead of the leaves.
Plus... I hate New England and Tri-State area drivers in the winter... Myself included, mind you.
I like spring, but it is too young. I like summer, but it is too proud. So I like best of all autumn, because its tone is mellower, its colors are richer, and it is tinged a little with sorrow. Its golden richness speaks not of the innocence of spring, nor of the power of summer, but of the mellowness and kindly wisdom of approaching age. It knows the limitations of life and is content. -Lin Yutang
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hollow
Very nice poptop. Very nice!
I'm sure mjp will have something negative to say about it.
Can't blame me for trying to get your goat.
Do you even own a goat?
Do you even own a goat?
Black Swan
Abord the Yorikke!
In Quebec autumn is the most beautiful season. The leaves turn yellow, orange, red and the most wondeful wine color. Shortly after, forget it unless you ski or skate. Then you think West or South.
Gerard K H Love
Appreciate your friends
You are a weak inferior specimen and maybe should be eradicated, erased, eliminated or wiped out.
number6horse
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As a scientific observer with a fake PhD who looks good in a white lab coat, I would like to advance my theory that the season of fall is becoming shorter and much milder. Or maybe summer is getting longer and mellower. All I know is I can ride my bike comfortably well into late October/early November. Temps between 50 and 60 degrees are not uncommon into November either. This is the kind of global warming I can get behind.
#6: I'm inclined to to call foul on this, but I know you were just being clever, and you know otherwise. Thing is, people read this on the internet and for some stupid reason, they believe it.
Global warming manifests itself in an approximate 2 deg C overall temperature rise. You cannot feel it. Ever walk around on a 92 degree day and then again on a 94 degree day? It's hot. And yes, 2 deg F is not quite 2 deg C, but at these increments, not so much of a difference.
What it does do is cause overall weather patterns to shift, and re-distribute moisture and or aridness over large areas of the globe. Amongst other melting issues, etc.
That you can feel. So if this winter is very cold and you get record snow, it does not mean global warming is not happening. I read all over the internet: "Well, we got three inches of global warming here in Memphis today."
These people need to stick to running checkouts at Caldor.
Science is at once a literal discipline and simultaneously a flexible discipline.
Sorry for the rant; personal issue. For some reason, non-scientists seem to understand science when they read about it on their favorite left or right blog, etc., blah, crap, shit, etc.
Global warming manifests itself in an approximate 2 deg C overall temperature rise. You cannot feel it. Ever walk around on a 92 degree day and then again on a 94 degree day? It's hot. And yes, 2 deg F is not quite 2 deg C, but at these increments, not so much of a difference.
What it does do is cause overall weather patterns to shift, and re-distribute moisture and or aridness over large areas of the globe. Amongst other melting issues, etc.
That you can feel. So if this winter is very cold and you get record snow, it does not mean global warming is not happening. I read all over the internet: "Well, we got three inches of global warming here in Memphis today."
These people need to stick to running checkouts at Caldor.
Science is at once a literal discipline and simultaneously a flexible discipline.
Sorry for the rant; personal issue. For some reason, non-scientists seem to understand science when they read about it on their favorite left or right blog, etc., blah, crap, shit, etc.
