Saturday, November 12, 2005

Autumn in the South
Here it is, November 12. That is getting into chilly time up north. In Norfolk, Virginia, however, this is just another warm month like all the others. What do I mean by warm? Thank you for asking. Warm is when tomato plants are covered with blossoms and there are many green tomatoes. Warm is when the flowers planted in the spring are still blooming themselves into the ground. It's warm if the grass is still growing so fast that it has to be cut at least once/week. Warm is a temperature so high that a car sitting in the sunshine will be very hot when you open the door. All of those indices of warmness prevail here in November Norfolk.

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