I know that it's not a politically correct or culturally sensitive term, but Indian Summer describes this time of year so perfectly in the southeastern United States. There is still plenty of produce handing itself up in the garden, flowers, bright blue skies, and leaves starting to change all at the same time. It is magnificent and will be hard to leave right now. We are headed for a family vacation at the beach for a week. There will be no business, no blogging, no teaching, just the four of us settling into a relaxed schedule that we really need right now. I am taking my knitting needles and my sewing machine, though. See you in a week, friends.
Friday, October 17, 2008
Indian Summer
I know that it's not a politically correct or culturally sensitive term, but Indian Summer describes this time of year so perfectly in the southeastern United States. There is still plenty of produce handing itself up in the garden, flowers, bright blue skies, and leaves starting to change all at the same time. It is magnificent and will be hard to leave right now. We are headed for a family vacation at the beach for a week. There will be no business, no blogging, no teaching, just the four of us settling into a relaxed schedule that we really need right now. I am taking my knitting needles and my sewing machine, though. See you in a week, friends.
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