I know that really it's still high summer. But in my moments of greatest content I feel the fall drawing close, waiting, filling in the spaces available to it. I hope for it. I wait to welcome it.
We've passed Lughnasad and are heading toward Mabon.
I am tired of this hot dank muggy rainy weather. I feel like I'm drowning. Bring on the sweaters and boots, I say!
Ooh, and I met an Irish Wolfhound today named Guinness (who has a brother Killian). What a beautiful beast, and so gentle. Finn McCool, who has taken residence up in my head, was practically doing handsprings to see this dog.
Somewhere in the back of my thoughts are longings and anticipation for crisp see-your-breath mornings, dry crackling leaves underfoot, glorious riots of color on the hillside trees and warm, snugly sweaters to fold around myself. And then I sort of breakdown from their absence and cry, OH GOD WHY IS IT NOT OCTOBER YET WHY.
I have been hallucinating the autumn for the past two weeks and wistfully realize that I don't have a lovely tweed sweater for it and dang, I should get on that.Then I go to look at my yarn drawers and realize that it is 90+º out and I am dripping with sweat and wool is the least appealing thing on the planet and the scent of wood smoke and apple cider vanishes and I want to cry.
I fucking hate August. I hate August in the same way that my friends hate January.
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I am tired of this hot dank muggy rainy weather. I feel like I'm drowning. Bring on the sweaters and boots, I say!
Ooh, and I met an Irish Wolfhound today named Guinness (who has a brother Killian). What a beautiful beast, and so gentle. Finn McCool, who has taken residence up in my head, was practically doing handsprings to see this dog.
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Yes! Sweaters and boots, I call you up.
He seemed to have preferred his hounds, and his women, mostly human.
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I fucking hate August. I hate August in the same way that my friends hate January.
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New Hope then!
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