HAPPY OCTOBER FIRST tomorrow.............. To me October is a beautiful month full of orange shades and hues. Farmers Markets are full of orange pumpkins, acorn, banana, buttercup, butternut (a favorite of mine), honey nut, and Kabocha, patty pan and spaghetti squashes. So many to choose from when I walk through the open pavilions. A few nights ago the temperature dropped to 43 degrees by 7 am only reaching 50 by afternoon. For me, a person who lives in sundresses and sandals or bare feet any day I can, That's a sudden drop shocking my feet. I had to wear socks and sneakers, jeans and a light jacket. This morning was more reasonable at 50 when I got up and a less humid 78 this afternoon so I'm back to my sundress and flip flops around home. This morning is the first time I walked the Konehete loop along the river in many months before going to the gym. That's an autumn bonus, to be outside walking without sweating. I've c...
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