it takes a certain type of person
Sep. 19th, 2007 06:39 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
lagilmanIt takes a certain type of person to sleep in a sweatshirt rather than close the windows at night.
This is my favorite season, when I wake up and it's still dark (although I prefer to sleep long enough that it's not pitch dark, okay Boomer?) and I'm comfy under the 3-season quilt but can feel the nip in the air that makes me want to curl up and sleep a little while longer. When I get up and the cold floor and cold air invigorates without shivers, and an open window is okay because I know that it will get up into the 70's today and I'll be warm, so being chilled this morning is a nice change. When going to the gym is a pleasure rather than something to get out of the way before things heat up so much I don't want to move. When I know that late afternoon will require a sweater, and there's a slight tinge of decay and leafmould in the air.
And the leaves are beginning to change...
It takes a certain type of person to love autumn in New England. I'm one.
(and is it cider yet?
is it yet?
how about now?)
This is my favorite season, when I wake up and it's still dark (although I prefer to sleep long enough that it's not pitch dark, okay Boomer?) and I'm comfy under the 3-season quilt but can feel the nip in the air that makes me want to curl up and sleep a little while longer. When I get up and the cold floor and cold air invigorates without shivers, and an open window is okay because I know that it will get up into the 70's today and I'll be warm, so being chilled this morning is a nice change. When going to the gym is a pleasure rather than something to get out of the way before things heat up so much I don't want to move. When I know that late afternoon will require a sweater, and there's a slight tinge of decay and leafmould in the air.
And the leaves are beginning to change...
It takes a certain type of person to love autumn in New England. I'm one.
(and is it cider yet?
is it yet?
how about now?)
