So, I got a pumpkin.

A tiny, lonely, perfect pumpkin.

He was aiming to be festive, but he didn't quite make it on his own, so I added a couple of candles.

And that was better. Certainly not the customary celebration of years past, but it was something. I made an apple crisp and my family came over for a bit and it was good. We listened to Vivaldi and sipped on coffee brewed with a cinnamon stick. Then we packed it all back up and I find myself here, wanting to make it all last a bit longer, or even just wanting to go to bed early. Alas, it is not to be. My English homework will not be denied any longer.
2 comments:
Love the little pumpkin. I have to admit that although I've never actually been to one of your autumnal equinox parties, I still miss hearing about it. But small, intimate parties are wonderful too. And way less stressful I'm sure. Good luck on your English homework!
He's a stunning little fellow.
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