Happy First Day of Autumn

[Zkribbler]

If Charles Schultz were still alive, he'd have a Peanuts strip out with Snoopy dancing through piles of leaves just raked up by Charlie Brown. I can't find any of those images, but I found one without the leaves:

Happy first day of Autumn, everyone.

[gwillybj]

Happy Autumn, Zkribbler

[Zkribbler]

Thank you, gwillybj!

[SlowwHand]

[Supr49er]

Zkribbler ,

Have you been to the Charles Schultz Museum in Santa Rosa?

[conmcb25]

Time to put up the last of the tomatoes, and pick the apples!

[Zkribbler]

Originally posted by Supr49er
Zkribbler ,

Have you been to the Charles Schultz Museum in Santa Rosa?

Nope. I've only been to Santa Rosa once. That was to spend a night during a drive up to see Lancer & Dolores. If I'd have had more time, I've have stopped in. I love Charles Schultz!

[Alinestra Covelia]

I love the line in REM's "Nightswimming", where he sings the words "September's coming soon".

It brings tears to my eyes each time *sniff!*

[onodera]

Wtf people, it's been autumn for 23 days already!

[Zkribbler]

Originally posted by onodera
Wtf people, it's been autumn for 23 days already!

Uh...you must use some weird Russian Orthodox calendar. In the rest of the world, the Sun just crossed over the Equator, and so it's Autumn.

[onodera]

Originally posted by Zkribbler


Uh...you must use some weird Russian Orthodox calendar. In the rest of the world, the Sun just crossed over the Equator, and so it's Autumn.

There are three winter months, three spring months, three summer months and three autumn months. The latter are September, October and November.
Also, you sentence is incorrect. the Sun crosses the equator every day, if you even can say that.

[SlowwHand]

They don't have calendars with the informative notes, like Start of Spring on them.
Just, We're Screwed Today, noted on every day.

[Zkribbler]

Originally posted by onodera


There are three winter months, three spring months, three summer months and three autumn months. The latter are September, October and November.
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I was speaking of the Russian calendar: Three spring days, three summer days, three autumn days, and three hundred and fifty-five winter days.