With the changing temperatures, my favorite thing to do in the fall is to lounge around the pool. I’m not the only one, according to the weather, which means I’m probably a little bit spoiled.
Pool time is a perfect time to reflect on the seasons. The time from August until around October is the coolest and the time from November until around January is warmest, so it’s a good time to reflect on what the seasons have to offer. The best time for me to do this is in the summer, when it’s warm and humid as well as cool and clear.
I have two big reasons for enjoying the pool more than any other time of the year. One is because its the perfect place to go and swim with a few friends. The second reason is that it is the perfect time to go on picnics and to just relax in the sun and sand. Its probably one of the most beautiful places you could ever stay at.
Summer is one of the few seasons that I take my time with. I love the warm weather, the clear, blue sky, and the bright sun hitting you on your face. Most of all I love the time of year when it is so close to the beginning of fall, and when the temperatures are still a little bit cool. I always start my fall decorating with fall décor, so I like to set my fall décor out right before the sun goes down.
I am happy to say that this year is no exception. Fall is one of my favorite seasons, full of warm weather, clear blue skies, and sunny days. If you’re feeling a little lazy about it, I would encourage you to take advantage of your autumn décor to put together a nice fall décor for your new home.
I do like to start my fall décor in November when the weather is crisp and cool. I think this is so much fun to do. To get a little creative, you could decorate your entire house in fall colors, layering a lot of pops of fall fabrics and throws over your favorite cushions, or you could also decorate your home in cool summer colors and decorate your home in winter or spring colors. You could do both and have a truly Fall Summer décor.
I like to keep things simple and use as much bright reds, yellows, oranges, and greens as I can. Also I like to add some pops of red, white, and gold (or browns and shades of blue and greens), and I like to use lots of colors and keep the mix pretty neutral.
I don’t actually think that there is a single color that makes up all of the colors of the rainbow. Many of the rainbow colors are combinations of different colors that have been mixed together to make an even brighter hue. So if you have a yellow sun, that makes your green grass, and you add a blue sky and you have some sort of orange sunset. There might be a single color that does all of that.
I see the color spectrum as a place to start. It’s like a compass that we can all use to find our way. Now, instead of just using all of the colors as a compass we can use them to see in a new way. For example, if you see a sunset over a pretty blue lawn, you could imagine a rainbow of colors surrounding it.
For me, it’s all about the colors. I love when the sunset gets really bright or really orange. When I see an apple or a pear, I imagine I’m standing on a hill and looking down at it.