As with earthly seasons, life also has it’s seasons. We reach points in life where we instinctively know that something needs to change. Β It’s time for this, that or the other.
Autumn is probably the season that gives me this feeling the most, particularly September; maybe it’s because of the drastic mind shift from looking back at the diminishing summer to the horizon of winter, Christmas, new year.
Change is in the air.
Autumn, with it’s golds, reds, orange hues and crispy acoustics, reminds me that there can be beauty at every stage of a journey, of life – it just changes, if we take the time to step back and appreciate it.
I think back over the year so far, the ups and downs. I think ahead to the new year, only a few months ahead…..autumn truly feels like a cross roads of sorts.
Maybe nothing needs to change.
Maybe autumn is simply a good time to reflect on how things are going; a time to look forward to more of the same as the seasons change; a time to be grateful for our harvest so far.
Autumn can be a quite a reflective time of the year, helping us to sail into the new year with a clearer sense of direction, rather than the new year feeling like the ‘hot seat’ where you suddenly need to re-evaluate and make plans because everyone else is doing it, seemingly.
So as the scarves, jumpers and boots come to the forefront, hot chocolate orders start flying off the counters, and the central heating dials start getting a bit of action; autumn, here we come.
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Jonathan Caswell
Reblogged this on By the Mighty Mumford and commented:
I COULD ALMOST SMELL…THE FALLING LEAVES TODAY!
Jonathan Caswell
GREAT POST! May I repost/trblog this and others on my own blog? each will include an automatic link right back to the original, here!
Cherryl
Hi there – thank you!! Glad you liked it, feel free to repost and link back any posts you like, that’s very kind and flattering ππ
Jonathan Caswell
YOUR POSTS ARE WORTH IT!
Cherryl
Bless you π
betsyborchardt
Cherryl,
Your post is very nice. My favorite season is fall. The autumn breezes are so refreshing. Thanks for stopping by my blog. I’m glad you liked several of my posts.
Betsy
Cherryl
Thank you Betsy, and you are very welcome!
Esther Salaam
Beautifully written!
Cherryl
Thank you πππ
Esther Salaam
You’re welcome
Kranti
Ah I love Autumn and itβs beauty!!
Cherryl
Me too πππππ
Kranti
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Beverley
So true. Life also has its season and we have to be sensitive to know when our season change. Keep up the good work and have a blessed week in the Lord.
Cherryl
Thank you so much – have a blessed week too hun. I think I know what you mean about life seasons too – you reach certain points and just feel/know it’s timeππ
beautifulbarbadosblog
Well chosen words. I concur
Tim Willow
I want my hot chocolate order to stay firmly on the counter, don’t lose my order!
Cherryl
lol, me too βπ
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