Summer, a Blogging Sabbatical and the Excitement of Autumn
I have not blogged much over the summer. A lot has been going on. However, with the Scottish drizzle returning, the leaves falling from the trees and school being back, I thought it was time to start writing again.
And this is the result of that thought.
Enjoy.
Why no blogging?
For me, summer is a time that is best spent outdoors, and given that the heat throughout most of the summer has been unbearable at times, and also rather lovely at other times, I just have not got around to writing as many blog posts as I wanted to. For me I dubbed this as a blogging sabbatical.
I have also enjoyed taking the pressure off myself and just enjoying the summer.
What did I get up to?
Gardening, visiting the delightful sights of Galloway, spending time with family and trying to survive the heatwaves. All of this will be covered in one way or another over the coming weeks, with a range of blogs and articles that I have planned.
Watch this space, as I find Autumn a very exciting and inspirational season.
Autumn is exciting
For me, the 1st September is the start of autumn. September to December is my favourite part of the year. This is because I just love the slow build-up to Christmas, the feeling of the air getting crisper, and autumn always feels like a better time to start new things.
This autumn, it feels like there is change in the air, and I am looking forward to it.
For me, I always feel inspired by Autumn, hopefully you do too!
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