Saturday, September 28, 2019

Well, Hello Then, Autumn



Autumn is here, Chestnuts go naked now (brrr - to be fair: Ingo thinks this is a special chestnut, though... what is the point in not getting undressed (when you´re a chestnut)).

Anyhows, Autumn shows his (beautiful) face:



(no, the leaves protect me - a bit and sorry for an earworm, eventually!)
Why I put "beautiful" into "()"?
Spring and especially Summer, those are the times I am happy.
Yet... I certainly love rain and Autumn promises (and really gives it), too.



Soon (?) Christmas lights will make this darn time of the year a little easier.



Maybe even romantic - do you decorate?

Either way...



And even the Lion of the day says so!



To all of you being in Spring now: Enjoy and pretty please share :-)

14 comments:

  1. I never knew chestnuts looked like anything other than nude until I saw some recently that were still "dressed."

    I love spring and autumn, but hate summer. I even like winter over summer. You can always add layers, but you can't remove too much and go out in public without being jailed for indecency. Also, in spring and autumn, you don't use as much electricity as you do in summer and winter to keep cool and warm. So, those months are good for our planet, too (that's my excuse and I'm sticking to it)!

    I decorate for Christmas the day after Thanksgiving (the third Thursday in November in my country). I take everything down the day after Christmas. I'm so tired of seeing all that stuff by then, I'm ready to get rid of it.

    Personally, I'd rather see Christmas colors in spring flowers. Hope your day is cheery and bright and your lion isn't TOO insistent.

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  2. Hehe, no electricity spent here in summer - we do not have aircon :-)
    We live first floor, which means the cellar is right beneath and in winter hence it get´s really cold.

    I have to admit we have some Christmas stuff all year round, as we have a condo in red-green. So we do not decorate.
    We did, years ago, but having no children it makes no sense...

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  3. Schön Fotos, Herbst ist echt eine wunderschöne Zeit. Ich bin zu faul zu dekorieren, obwohl ich viel Dekozeugs im Keller hab. Dir ein schönes Wochenende, GlG, Valerie

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  4. Loved the regal command from the Lion and I will surely obey! :)

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  5. ...I never thought of chestnuts being undressed.

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  6. Valerie-Jael danke, wir haben einmal dekoriert, das bleibt und gut is ;-)

    magiceye, thank you and please do, too!

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  7. I'll swap you a summer for an autumn any day Iris 😁 I'm hoping we get a little more rain before it disappears for months. That's a really good Henry perspective xox

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  8. om, you do not have "nude" chsestnuts???

    Grace, ohhh, thank you, I´ll come back to your offer!! I give you a rainy day then :-) With the perfume of eucalyptus, hmmmm. Also Henry says thank you xox

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  9. Gorgeous photos. I especially love the rose and the holly. And a good reminder to get my fairy lights up soon -- it's getting dark earlier and earlier!

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  10. A friendly looking lion!

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  11. The cozy days are coming!

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  12. Some real pretty plants. I been watch leaves turn color.
    Coffee is on

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  13. We decorate (a little bit) but not until 1 December and all down by 1 January. We have not kids either but decorating brings a little of childish delight to Christmas.

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  14. Jeanie, thank you and yes, it´s sadly getting dark so early now!

    William, Henries are always friendly, also the colies :-)

    Alexandria, that´s good idea, I´ll try to see it like this!!

    Dora, yes colors now are coming!

    Joan Elizabeth, "childish delight to Christmas" made me smile big :-)

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