One woman's stories, adventures, observations and rants, lived through and beyond metastatic breast cancer.
Thursday, October 16, 2008
fall is the prettiest season
The weather here has been absolutely gorgeous and unseasonably warm for the last couple of weeks.
And I am convinced that, in the fall, I live in the most beautiful place in the world. This past week end at the cottage, the fall colours were an unbelievable riot of reds and oranges and yellows. There was a carpet on the ground and yet the trees were still brilliant.
The nights were cool (great for sleeping) but it was warm enough in the day that some of us wore shorts and none of us wore jackets.
And the food...Oh my, did we feast.
As we drove away, I looked at the spectacular view and thought, "It's so gorgeous, it looks like a badly done oil painting."
And it occurred to me that we had not taken a single photo all week end.
Sigh.
At least we have the memories.
It took us seven hours to get home. But it was worth it.
The suitcase still sits unpacked by the back door. I had chemo the day after we got home (and Tim has had his hands full with the boys).
I'll deal with it on Saturday.
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4 comments:
Welcome back. Just the thought of a "cottage" in the fall sounds spectacular.
i live in the Ottawa area and try to take a walk each and every day to enjoy the leaves, the smell and the overall beauty of fall. This part of the planet is just gorgeous this time of year; I think it's Mother Nature's way of apologizing for what comes next ;)
I found your site through MPJ's blog. I'll be back to follow your courageous journey :)
Sounds like a great trip! We just got back from a long weekend on Cape Cod... wow, the beach is just lovely in the fall. Hubby and kiddo took some nice photos... I have found my inspiration for this year's Xmas photo!
how scrumptuous!
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