
I love how you can walk outside and clearly see that autumn has grabbed the end of October and changed it against its will. I see yellow, red, and orange leaves all day now; all over. It looks so beautiful, I can't possibly take it all in. I think everyone has lost the appreciation for the pure, straight-forward gifts of nature. We take the color-changed leaves for granted; the snow and all its splendor falling to the ground gracefully, slowly but surely enveloping the ground in an ice cold, frosted blanket by night, only to be disturbed and ruined by our escapades. Who are we to disturb the internal balance of nature and its beauty? It's almost like a dying art, the change of seasons. Everybody in this world disregards it and perceives it as the ordinary. But whenever it takes place, whenever the cycle continues to repeat itself, it's completely different as the occurrence beforehand. Each time is special and unique; a time of grace and precision truly all its own.

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