Monday, September 25: Enjoyed the spots of fall color near the hotel on my way to the airport. Fall in my part of Idaho is more of a golden affair, so I especially loved seeing the reds and oranges. I was disappointed at the airport that the tunnel of fascination wasn’t working properly but the sign said something about refurbishment so maybe the next time I’m there it’ll be fabulous. My flights home were fine as far as modern air travel goes, which is to say cramped and rather dehumanizing at times. I had a layover in Seattle, and somehow the fish I ordered for dinner turned out to be a chicken sandwich when I opened the bag at my gate but the cheese curds were right so that was fine. My luggage successfully made the trip with me, except my checked bag showed up with one of the pockets open, the zipper pulls nowhere to be seen. Most of the contents were still there, so that was something. I pulled into my driveway around midnight.

 
Tuesday, September 26: Quiet day at home. I liked the cloud layer when I looked out at this view.

 
Wednesday, September 27: I am not sure what I was trying to to take a photo of (or if I was even trying to take a photo intentionally at all) when I created this abstract art, but it was the most interesting thing on my camera roll for this day, so it gets the nod.

 
Thursday, September 28: A utility crew came to do something down the street. When they were done for the day, for some reason they parked their two little diggers in my front yard. Odd.

 
Friday, September 29: So excited to see this sign of winter. It all melted by the afternoon but still a sign of good things to come.

 
Saturday, September 30: Bit of fall color out my back window.

 
Sunday, October 1: The lake view was particularly fetching at twilight.

 

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