Showing posts with label gloves. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gloves. Show all posts

September 26, 2026

Day 269 Week 39 September 2026

Here we are at the last Saturday of September 2026. In 96 days, (about 13 weeks) it will be 2027.

Think about that for a moment. 

There’s enough time to prepare for a new year. If you’ve ever considered creating a calendar, then now is the time. If you want to celebrate the new year with a dinner or party, then there is time to plan. 

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This morning my plan was to gas up. The days of feeling all right with half a tank are gone. First though, I bought a Dunkin hot coffee. By the time I arrive home, it will be cool enough to drink. 

Along the way to the lowest priced gas in Middlebury, I notice a tinge of orange on the Green Mountains’ Presidential Range. I expect foliage to turn earlier because the ambient temperatures cooled in August. 

Still, I’m surprised to see that much orange in the higher elevations this soon. Late first week into the second week of October is when I plan foliage excursions.

This year, leaf peeping begins for me next week. Well, as it happens, rain is in the weather forecast for most of next week.  

There is s Nor'easter along the upper Eastern Seaboard. This far inland in Vermont, we might not have as much rain. Rainy weather adds an atmospheric vibe to autumn. It also with the wind, sends foliage to the ground.

Enjoy a We’ll See Week

Sort your winter gloves
Cook a New England boiled dinner
Make a fruit salad
Browse hiking socks online
Research skin moisturizers
Read about pinecones
Draw a cluster of acorns
Play cards with friends

 
View from Dunkin drive thru
26 September 2026
New Haven Vermont


July 30, 2026

Day 211 of Week 31 of July 2026

Hummingbird Happy

Once upon a time, you woke up with the feeling you want to travel, be somewhere for an adventure, have a good time, be out around folks. 

Then you made coffee, looked out the window, had breakfast and started your day. 

July 2026 in two days will be completely in history. We hear what Earth had to say, in its own native language, the Weather, on every one of those days.

Have a Chatty Weekend With Earth

Sing to the moonlight
Bake a peach cobbler
Look up the history of gloves
Paint a bowl of green beans
Browse sofas online
Grill veggie kabobs