Saturday

Goodbye Letter to Summer

Dear Summer,  
It was so nice of you to bring such lovely weather these past three months.  
I've had such a good time chasing the butterflies and finding some interesting bugs.
Thank you for the many hours of Joy you brought to me.  I'm really going to miss you.
Take care and come back soon!
With Warmest Regards,
Kerri
PS - please let Autumn know I am looking forward to seeing him.
PSS - Can you ask Winter to go easy on us this year?

13 comments:

  1. now that would be nice. i sure hope the winter is a good one. could be scary & lots of bad weather. i won't say the 4 letter word i'm thinking of.. nuts. ha. ha!! (:

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  2. I keep thinking I see Autumn around the corner. A few leaves on my crabapple tree have turned so I think it's safe to say she's on her way:-)

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  3. I think I'm ready for fall now. It takes me awhile to want to give up summer. Winter though - never ready for that.

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  4. cute. each season has its own rewards and challenges. :)

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  5. I'd like to join to that letter words))) p.s. yummy picture!

    xoxo, Juliana
    [pjhappies.blogspot.com]

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  6. Ha.... my sentiments, exactly. :)

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  7. A beautiful and colorful farewell to summer!

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  8. oooohhhh i loved your fun note!!

    i am happy to see summer go, it was too hot for me to enjoy it!!

    welcome fall, my favorite time of the year!!

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  9. You have a beautiful heart. Beautiful photo, too!

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  10. Enjoyed your little poem and agree with the sentiments!!

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  11. Lovely letter, Kerri.
    I am as yet unable to accept that Summer has said goodbye...will have to revisit here a few times I think!
    I love the photo.

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  12. The sad thing is that I don't even feel like summer ever really existed. It just wasn't much of a thrill here. Autumn has been a welcome door to open.

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