Well, it's official: today is December 1st. To many, this marks the beginning of the holiday season: drinking hot cocoa by the fire, singing along to Christmas songs on the radio, wandering through a wondrously festive shopping mall, decorating your house for the season and watching others as they prepare to decorate theirs... I'm totally and completely ready for all of this to come, as it's my favorite time of the year.  At the same time, though, it's crazy to think that December is already here.  It feels like fall has quickly come and gone.  Most of the trees on our street are already bare.  Still, this was an incredible, beautiful fall that we had.  I feel bad that I've barely had the chance to document any of it on this blog, so this post is a farewell as well as a remembrance of fall.  I hope you enjoy!

There's this cute little box that I always pass by on my walks to town.  It's in the shape of a house and has a window cut out in the front, and books tucked away inside.  It's called the Little Free Library.  I'd heard of others like this one scattered around, where people can drop off books and others can pick them up as they please.  It's like a miniature library (thus the name).  It's a really great idea, and it's so nice for those to have a heart big enough to donate their own books, knowing it will make someone else's day as they pass by.  I also like the mystery of it.  You never know who will drop off books or who will pick them up, but regardless, there are always new books appearing in this Little Library every time I walk by.

Hello,

It is now Sunday night, and my busy-lazy-recovery weekend is about done.  I think I needed this weekend.  It gave me a chance to relax while also getting some stuff done (how does that work ;D). 

Wow, two posts in one weekend!  Well, today I decided to continue on in trying to make this a more productive weekend rather than just one filled with me sitting in my room doing nothing, so I made the plan of walking down to the part of town that's close to my college and go into the local Starbucks down there.  Of course, I couldn't help but take pictures of my walk on the way there, as it's starting to look more and more like fall: