A Cold Autumn Night

A cold, constant, angry wind is whipping in off the bluff. Buckets of cool rain pouring from the sky. Thoughts turn to hot coffee, a warm blanket, and a sunny spot on the couch. While to some the stark, cold of winter is to be dreaded, here it is just another view from the mountain to be cherished. A time to sit quietly and re-charge. To enjoy the clear view over the lake, the warmth of the holidays and an occasional hot chocolate by a blazing fire.
Life is good!
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