Tuesday, October 26, 2004
It's fall.
I'm sure you weren't waiting for my promulgation of the season to believe what your eyes and skin readily proclaim, but I thought I'd let you know all the same.
I was sitting on the sun dial yesterday, looking over my midterm. Something brightly yellow on my periphery caught my attention and I turned my head to look towards Broadway, my vision rolling down West 116th Street to the canopy of yellow leaves in Riverside Park.
In all honesty, I was floored. I then looked around me and indeed the leaves of trees on campus were red and orange and yellow - the fall color triumverate.
When? How? Before you've even read this post I'll already be writing a similar post about next year's fall having pounced.
I'm sure you weren't waiting for my promulgation of the season to believe what your eyes and skin readily proclaim, but I thought I'd let you know all the same.
I was sitting on the sun dial yesterday, looking over my midterm. Something brightly yellow on my periphery caught my attention and I turned my head to look towards Broadway, my vision rolling down West 116th Street to the canopy of yellow leaves in Riverside Park.
In all honesty, I was floored. I then looked around me and indeed the leaves of trees on campus were red and orange and yellow - the fall color triumverate.
When? How? Before you've even read this post I'll already be writing a similar post about next year's fall having pounced.
promulgated by SWS2.1 at 19:18.
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1 Comments:
Definitely needed a jacket for the run today. How soon until it gets *too* cold to snow? I can't wait.
-Colin
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