a Day In the Life Of ...[22nd September 2013]
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The days are growing shorter and there is a new bite in the air as summer fades and autumn begins. This year feels so different, as the pandemic rages, changing the familiar into a new and unwelcome reality. Now that Covid-19 has struck within my own family, I am confronting very difficult changes indeed.
"Some days there won't be a song in your heart. Sing anyway."
~ Emory Austin
"The art of life is a constant readjustment to our surroundings."
~ Kakuzo Okakaura
"Last year's words belong to last year's language
And next year's words await another voice." ~ T.S. Eliot
Autumn falling into place, an evening in Uppsala.../ September, hösten intar sin plats, en kväll i Uppsala.../Septiembre, el otoño toma su lugar, una tarde en Uppsala
🎶 CAILIN RUSSO - SEPTEMBER ROSE
September Rose
Cailin Russo
Late September Rose you can't grow here
Now wash away the sweet words from your mouth
Darling days are bleeding into tears
Give me solitude, I need something new
Trust me, when I say to go
Cause you lost me and I just wanted you to know
That I'm sorry, I didn't mean to be so cold no
Oh, oh, there you go, my September Rose
When remnants of hurricanes pass offshore, the Gulf of Maine comes alive with turbulent waves, even at low tide as here in this image from my On This Date archives. Chromed, lightened and brightened, HSS
home / clear / late sun / floral / 2025 The phrase "death of red rose only last till spring" suggests a rose looks dead in winter but revives in spring due to dormancy, often appearing brown/dark but with green underneath the bark, though true death from winterkill is possible and requires waiting to check for green growth or dealing with disease/pests like black spot to bring it back to life. A rose that's truly dead won't show green when you scratch its canes, but many that look awful in winter are just dormant and will bounce back with new growth and blooms after spring pruning and care.
Good Afternoon : Mark is on the Move again , Limited engagements & comments .....Promised Daddy Vietnam Works & City Events 2026! Mark
I normally prefer a faster shutter speed, but here I slowed it down to get a sense of motion in the wings. It was a beautiful night of autumn light on the mother loon from my Yak.
“If you are lost inside the beauties of nature, do not try to be found!” Mehmet Murat Ildan
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