1. Coming into work early when the sunlight is still orange. And catching a spark of that orange light that has somehow bounced into a room with no east-facing windows.
2. Listening to someone talk about their travel plans for the next year.
3. Snow warnings have gone out. The last fall a couple of weeks ago caught everyone off-guard, but this time we'll be ready. Probably. The disaster recovery plan is in place, with a phone chain and all the files we need stored on-line. Everyone's taken work home with them, too.
**Update: woke up to a snow day. An inch or so and more threatened, I reckon.**
Magnolia, no coat and weeding.
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