Friday, October 31, 2008

All Hallows Eve

It's deliciously chilly and overcast; the browned leaves swirl and slap wetly in the sharp wind, and my breath billows from my mouth in white clouds. By all rights, I should be longing to curl up in front of my fire with a cup of tea, but I find myself enjoying the day, the tangible energy of it, and the prospect of the little ones creeping down my long, dark lane way to come knocking in hopes of a sweet treat.

It's All Hallows Eve; the Samhain. The Celts herald this night as the first of the new year, and a day to celebrate our lost loved ones. I quite agree. So tonight, I will set an extra place at my table, and light a candle to guide the dead home. And although I won't have a feast with my family and friends, they will be in my thoughts as I recall my lost loved ones, and celebrate them in my own way.

Have a wonderful evening, no matter how you plan to spend it.

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At 4:57 PM, Blogger JMH said...

You have a long dark lane?

Fall is always a little tough like spring is easy. It's good to have seasons though.

I'm happy that you're blogging again.

 
At 10:22 PM, Blogger jenn said...

I do indeed have a long, dark lane, jmh.

I quite agree. I would miss the seasons if I were to ever move to a place that didn't really have them.

:)

 

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