Holding onto summer

September 11

This week, autumn has moved in with cool winds and that certain smell that is most definitely not summer. A few trees are starting ever so slightly to turn colors. And Canadians are once again sporting their beloved fleece and jeans with flipflops on their feet.

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2 Comments for “Holding onto summer”:

  1. September 11th, 2008 Owen says:

    Actually in my part of Canada we’ve been wearing shorts and short sleeve shirts most days.

  2. September 12th, 2008 Kalanna says:

    Southerners! :P

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