The mornings have gone dark. I notice no-one saw fit to consult me about this. Quincey looks very pretty, all gold and russet. His changes had me worried that he had caught fireblight, but no, apparently they are connected to a local phenomenon know as 'Autumn.' Hmm. No pears this year, as he has no arborial chum to pollinate with, but we shall see what we can do for 2006. A robin has taken up residence in the back hedge, giving the cats something to kill other than frogs.
I am procrastinating here because I have lots and lots of work to do. My malingering has been successful up to now, but as the sun has finally committed itself to the day, I can't delay much longer.
You see, when Summer was here, I could just run out there, chase the gulls and play in the garden. And when Winter comes, I can curl up next to the fire and listen to the wind. The trouble with Spring and Autumn is that they're so busy, it makes one feel guilty for not being industrious.
But not that guilty. Time for more coffee methinks *yawns*
I am procrastinating here because I have lots and lots of work to do. My malingering has been successful up to now, but as the sun has finally committed itself to the day, I can't delay much longer.
You see, when Summer was here, I could just run out there, chase the gulls and play in the garden. And when Winter comes, I can curl up next to the fire and listen to the wind. The trouble with Spring and Autumn is that they're so busy, it makes one feel guilty for not being industrious.
But not that guilty. Time for more coffee methinks *yawns*