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Eva’s Byte #340 – The Changing Scenery
An eyewitness to the ever-changing scenery of foliage during my drives along the Wampanoag Trail in the East Bay, I’d say the kaleidoscope of colors has peaked in early November. Although Rhode Island’s spectacle may pale in comparison to the vibrancy espied in the northern New England states, it’s still a beautiful sight to behold.
Splotches of yellow, red, and orange paint an autumnal scene on a predominant green canvas. In all likelihood, the green leaves will turn brown before fluttering to the ground.
Mind you, last week’s formidable nor’easter left many trees scantily clad or threadbare.
Besides the changing scenery in my neck of the woods, Daylight Savings will occur on November 7th. While I find the progressive decline in the number of sunlit hours inhibiting, I’ll adapt my evening walks, accordingly. Furthermore, as the approach of winter infiltrates, much of my scenery will be the surrounds of my office, and the scenery cultivated in the mind’s eye of a writer’s imagination.
In my capacity of a writer, I’m changing the scenery in the prologue of my Contemporary work in progress during each writing session. Ever striving to nail a scene by interweaving pertinent geographic and historic details into the story, I’m either eradicating, excising, extrapolating, or embellishing.
*May any change of scenery affect a positive outlook.
My sincere appreciation if you’ve read this far.
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Splotches of yellow, red, and orange paint an autumnal scene on a predominant green canvas. In all likelihood, the green leaves will turn brown before fluttering to the ground.
Mind you, last week’s formidable nor’easter left many trees scantily clad or threadbare.
Besides the changing scenery in my neck of the woods, Daylight Savings will occur on November 7th. While I find the progressive decline in the number of sunlit hours inhibiting, I’ll adapt my evening walks, accordingly. Furthermore, as the approach of winter infiltrates, much of my scenery will be the surrounds of my office, and the scenery cultivated in the mind’s eye of a writer’s imagination.
In my capacity of a writer, I’m changing the scenery in the prologue of my Contemporary work in progress during each writing session. Ever striving to nail a scene by interweaving pertinent geographic and historic details into the story, I’m either eradicating, excising, extrapolating, or embellishing.
*May any change of scenery affect a positive outlook.
My sincere appreciation if you’ve read this far.
Eva’s Authors Den Page: https://tinyurl.com/yycm7d2w
