Fall into Autumn
As we drove away from a great BBQ over at Maryam and Robert
Scoble's place yesterday, I rolled down my window to let the convertible cab
breathe a bit (we didn't have the roof down because it looked as though rain was
impending). As we rolled down the street, I took a deep breath and smelled
autumn. Yes, autumn has a smell – a very distinct scent, at that. I looked at
the sky, I looked at the trees, I felt a slight chill on my arm; we've
officially fallen into the fall season in Seattle. This is my favorite time of
year, largely because the trees are so colorful, and the air is so clear, and
the rain is so cleansing, and the days are much shorter… and I know I'm an
oddball for liking all of that.
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4 Comments
Barrager
August 29th, 2005
at 1:20pm
i live in ottawa, canada. So the idea of it getting cold brings a smile to my face. I put my scarf close to my door, thnx for the warning
jules
August 29th, 2005
at 1:48pm
I'm right there with ya! I HATE hot weather and I'm cookin' right now in So. Cal. My idea of the perfect locale weather-wise is, SF, Seattle and anywhere in the U.K. I just dig a lovely overcast day!
ThatRobGuy
August 29th, 2005
at 4:08pm
Don't believe the hype!
I've lived in Seattle for 10 years now. For the first few years, I fell for the ol' “slight drop in temperature in August” routine that mother nature pulls.
It's headfake. A flim flam. A ruse.
It lasts for a few days, and then we have a month of 80+ degree days in September.
Fall arrives here in October, with the first windstorm that blows water onto the 520 bridge.
You heard it here first.
Derick
August 29th, 2005
at 6:17pm
I have to agree with the previous post.
Just when your feeling warm and fuzzy…. You get hot and sweaty again. Look to Halloween laddy!
Derick
Spanaway WA