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Seven Little Things About October a writing exercise
Posted on October 21st, 2007 9 comments1. The hot, blistering, heat of summer in Southern Baja is over
2. The threat of hurricanes in Southern Baja is over
3. It is still warm enoiugh to swim (in Southern Baja)
4. Preparations for Day of the Dead begin, pan de muerte ( sweet bread adroned with “bones” of the dead, mock graves, flowers, corn and cafe de olla)
5. Pumpkin soup simmering on the stove…rich, creamy, like liquid pumpkin pie
6. Crisp, salty, air, the shore birds return and call and squawk at dawn.
7. The subtle change of life’s ryhtym leading to the end of the year, we even feel it in paradise!I thought I was going to write about going to pumpkin patches with Miss Meliss and letting her choose a big pumpkin.
Buying Indian corn and deciding on her costume, alwayas home made, and always really good.
Well I guess I just did.Cafe Writing, Musings baja,la paz, beach, beach vacation rental, hurricanes, La Paz, retiring in Mexico, summer in Baja8 responses to “Seven Little Things About October a writing exercise”

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Nice list! The pumpkin soup simmering on the stove sounds sooo yummy!
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I appreciate your thinking. Your title is absolutely right according to the topics. Thanks for sharing.
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Please carry on your precious writing. You have shown nice list about the October a writing exercise.
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Seven little things about October-your writing is nice. I hope your next article will be seen very soon. I will be earnestly waiting for your article.
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I am in Texas and love vacationing in the Baja area. Now that my mortgage is paid off I would love to travel even more and perhaps buy that little winter vacation home or land we’ve always dreamed of. Enjoy the weather. I’m so jealous!
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I appreciate your thinking. Your title is absolutely right.Try to make it more upgraded.
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What a peaceful story – you could tweek it a bit and it would make a great poem!
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Michelle October 22nd, 2007 at 10:34