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Sunday, July 8, 2012
I Know It's Still Summer...but...
It's been over 100 degrees F here
over the past week...
and I know all I should be thinking about is how to keep cool...
LOVE the second image. I'm like you, I can't wait for Autumn (in London and not Spain). So looking forward to doing "cosy" after 12 years in the hot Med x
There is just something sooooo beautiful about autumnal clothing. If memory of an English Summer serves me well Vanessa, you should be into cosy sweaters before too long! LOL!
Autumn is my favourite time of the year. Perhaps it was because I was born at the end of summer. Followed by spring, winter, then summer. Summer, in my experience, is way too hot. I love the cool and cold. One can always add clothes to warm up; it's harder to be cooler and still meet the requirements of community decency. ;)
Hope you have a chance to visit V, on the we(s)t coast. I've noticed she hasn't been blogging lately. I hope she is well.
Perhaps that's my reason for loving Autumn so too Rob-bear (the end of July is the end of summer in England!). V. is well - just super busy. I will pass along your comment.
I love Autumn for so many reasons. Even though we are into July and we've had on-off rain for weeks and hardly any Summer sunshine so far in the UK, Autumn has a different atmosphere.
I adore the autumn images you have chosen. It's my favorite season and I prefer the look of fall/winter clothing to summer wear. All that camel and blue speak to me! Thanks for a lovely post! Sanda
Curious you should mention that Sanda...I was mentioning to a girlfriend just yesterday that blue and camel were to be my Autumn colours this year...hadn't realized that I had featured them so prominently in this post! Ah...the power of the subconscious!
Hello Jacqueline, thank you for visiting Lady Mondegreen's Secret Garden and becoming a Follower. I recognise your blog from some of the others I follow. I suspect if there was time to visit every blog followed by every blog we follow there would always be some shared interest or common experience. I do like that photo of the coats and the wardrobe mirror.
Oh dear...we finally got our true summer this very week...I can't even beging to think about fall, it fills me with anxiety...I'm already nervous about it...not ready at all, though I completely understand how everybody else would love be done with the tremendous heat and slip into autumn...maybe I'll feel differently when I go to Calif. in a few weeks and roast my buns off in 110* weather, yes, I'm sure that'll do it! Thinking of you both...hope all is well, xo J~
I've been chatting with Lily and my sister V, Jessica...so I know how chilly you all have been out on the West Coast. This post is definitely not for you! Enjoy your warming trend and just ignore this!!!
J Hope you have a brilliant time with V when you meet up. Tell her I've missed her blogs xx
ReplyDeleteTrying very hard to get her back on-line Molly...she's been a bit busy of late, but I will pass your message along.
DeleteLOVE the second image. I'm like you, I can't wait for Autumn (in London and not Spain). So looking forward to doing "cosy" after 12 years in the hot Med x
ReplyDeleteThere is just something sooooo beautiful about autumnal clothing. If memory of an English Summer serves me well Vanessa, you should be into cosy sweaters before too long! LOL!
DeleteWool, cashmere and layers of silk--the clothing of the Goddesses! I love the smell of them all.
ReplyDeleteHey soul sister!
DeleteI do love autumn, but I have a lot of living still to do this summer.
ReplyDeleteSock'em...you sound just like my (real) sister and best friend!
DeleteAutumn is my favourite time of the year. Perhaps it was because I was born at the end of summer. Followed by spring, winter, then summer. Summer, in my experience, is way too hot. I love the cool and cold. One can always add clothes to warm up; it's harder to be cooler and still meet the requirements of community decency. ;)
ReplyDeleteHope you have a chance to visit V, on the we(s)t coast. I've noticed she hasn't been blogging lately. I hope she is well.
Perhaps that's my reason for loving Autumn so too Rob-bear (the end of July is the end of summer in England!).
ReplyDeleteV. is well - just super busy. I will pass along your comment.
I love Autumn for so many reasons. Even though we are into July and we've had on-off rain for weeks and hardly any Summer sunshine so far in the UK, Autumn has a different atmosphere.
ReplyDeleteI so agree...that turning inward and slowing down is such a great feeling.
DeleteWhat a wonderful blog!
ReplyDeleteI'm a new follower from Italy
Desy of Creattivando
http://desidero-creare.blogspot.com
Welcome Desi... so wonderful to have you here...now off to visit your blog
DeleteI do believe you're beginning to convert me. In future I shall have to begin my winter depression after Christmas.
ReplyDeleteI can only imagine how beautiful your part of the world is Cro when the air begins to turn crisp!
ReplyDeleteI adore the autumn images you have chosen. It's my favorite season and I prefer the look of fall/winter clothing to summer wear. All that camel and blue speak to me! Thanks for a lovely post!
ReplyDeleteSanda
Curious you should mention that Sanda...I was mentioning to a girlfriend just yesterday that blue and camel were to be my Autumn colours this year...hadn't realized that I had featured them so prominently in this post! Ah...the power of the subconscious!
DeleteHello Jacqueline, thank you for visiting Lady Mondegreen's Secret Garden and becoming a Follower. I recognise your blog from some of the others I follow. I suspect if there was time to visit every blog followed by every blog we follow there would always be some shared interest or common experience.
ReplyDeleteI do like that photo of the coats and the wardrobe mirror.
Like you M'lady, I found you through others...so much to read, so little time...thank you for being here!
DeleteOh dear...we finally got our true summer this very week...I can't even beging to think about fall, it fills me with anxiety...I'm already nervous about it...not ready at all, though I completely understand how everybody else would love be done with the tremendous heat and slip into autumn...maybe I'll feel differently when I go to Calif. in a few weeks and roast my buns off in 110* weather, yes, I'm sure that'll do it!
ReplyDeleteThinking of you both...hope all is well,
xo J~
I've been chatting with Lily and my sister V, Jessica...so I know how chilly you all have been out on the West Coast. This post is definitely not for you!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your warming trend and just ignore this!!!