Embracing Autumn
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Embracing Autumn

Day 10 of Blogtober 2024 the topic is Celebrate the beauty in decay, both natural and metaphorical, as things wind down in autumn. Today I am looking at Embracing Autumn.

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The changing in seasons as we move through the year is something we all know. Some embrace the changing seasons, while others mourn the season that has just gone.

As we are now truly embracing Autumn. Gone are the long hot days of Summer, where we enjoyed BBQ’s with friends and families. Trips out and much more. Autumn seems to have hit with a bang this year.

What Do I Love About Autumn

Of course the first thing you can not ignore is nature. The leaves changing colour and the beautiful colours that only nature can give us.

My boots are now firmly my footwear of choice and my beloved boots are back out. Gone away are my sandals and flip flops until next year.

My warm jumpers, cardigans and jumper dresses have taken place of t shirts and summer skirts and dresses

Warm coats and jackets are needed for when we head out

Not to mention those comforting hot chocolates to give us a hug in a mug. These are even more satisfying when at home and the wind and rain is outside battering against the windows.

Our diet also changes, no longer craving light meals. We start to look at those comfort foods such as

Quick and Easy Liver & Bacon Casserole
Family Favourite Shepherds Pie
Easy Slow Cooked Roast Beef

I also seem to get my baking mojo back and always look for new tasty recipes to try.

What are you embracing now we have fully welcomed Autumn?

Embracing Autumn Pinterest pin

10 Comments on “Embracing Autumn

  1. These are the things that get me through Autumn too. I love the clothes and comfort food xxx

  2. I’m going to have to try harder to embrace autumn. The loss of the warmth and beauty of summer is always a bit of a downer for me. However, I do love to see the magnificent leaf colours of deciduous trees. My favourite is the Liquidambar. Luckily, you don’t need a football pitch-sized garden to accommodate one as they now have columnar forms. Perfect for tiny gardens.

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