Bienseance (bee -n - say - in - sense) n and a - Decorum; propriety.
From French, common usage in the latter 18th and early 19th centuries
From French, common usage in the latter 18th and early 19th centuries
Friday, September 28, 2007
It's that time again.
It's that time again ... the Autumn Leaf Change.
The time of year when our mountains are painted with beautiful colors and the Yankees invade in droves. Cooler temperatures and wafting breezes greet all that visit the area to see the leaves and get some Apple cider fresh from the cast iron and oak press by the side of the road.
The Mrs., and I are going to be among the throngs this year - usually we stay at home and watch the change in our own trees, but this year we decided to be at one with the multitude.
If you have never been to the Appalachians during the fall of the year you have missed one of life's most wonderful times. You might want to change that.
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