Wake up! September's over!
It was the first of October. I heard the waves lapping at my feet. Far away boats were visible. The sand under me felt warm, the sun still radiating heat. Now the water looked clean, inviting. But forbiddingly cold.
Happy laughter could be heard form all over. The kids were like crazy. This, an unexpected boon in a usually wet and chilly month. Yes, the trees has shifted and were on fire. And sure enough nights have become colder. But this last day at the beach felt really good. Like a small time capsule of this extraordinay summer we had. Sent like a gift, and enjoyed accordingly.
Thank you, someone.

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Anonymous said…
this brought back those memories to me again, it happens to be the most wonderful description of the scenery there....
lovely. absolutely.

sally
1:17 pm
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