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No the leaves aren't changing colors or falling and the weather isn't cold, but you can feel a change. The angle of light is different, acorns are everywhere, making the squirrels downright giddy, and the humidity is definitely lower. Yes we had a day that reached 90º this week, but with lower humidity it didn't feel bad.
Mac bought me two huge Chrysanthemums to go on the front porch and we've set out our jack o'lanterns. Will be picking up some pumpkins for Mac to carve tomorrow. So even though the yard isn't looking very autumnal, the porch and stairs are.
It's nice to mark the seasons with change of colour in decorations. I do that in my own home as well.
ReplyDeleteInviting entrance; no ghosts or skeletons.
ReplyDeleteI've got autumn decorations up inside but couldn't find any big pots of chrysanthemums this year. Will put out some pumpkins when I get back from Spain - I'll be leaving later this morning. One of the things I love about being in the US in the autumn is that so many people decorate their houses outside. Nobody does that over here.
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of giddy squirrels.
ReplyDeleteThose chrysanthemums look wonderful, just the right colours.
Dawn Treader, It is fun to decorate for the seasons,
ReplyDeleteJoanne, No ghosts or skeletons yet, I make no promises
Rowan, have a great time in Spain
Trish, they're not only giddy from all the acorns, but the abundance of mushrooms
Loving those steps with the pumpkins on. My children can't wait to decorate the house for Halloween!
ReplyDeleteYour decorations are very pretty! xx
ReplyDeleteLove your decorations, Janet. I never thought about autumn in the South, we don't have the colourful leaves as you have them in parts of the States but ours do change colours and fall off the trees.
ReplyDeleteThanks for giving us a glimpse of your life.
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