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It seems like fall is just around the corner. I, for one, am ready for [adjective] weather, [plural noun], and [noun]-scented candles. It seems like just yesterday it was [name of month], though. Time either passes too quickly or too [adverb]. Oh well, you can’t have your [noun] and eat it, too.

If I’m still here through October, I think I’ll take full advantage of living in the country and carve as many [plural noun] as possible. Somehow, I doubt I’ll have occasion to go to a [noun] maze, but I can certainly get my fill of [plural noun], being [noun] season and all. And since I’m allergic to [noun], just the thought of going to a [type of event] makes my [body part] itch.

Well, I’m getting ahead of myself. It’s still summer, and that means lots and lots of [verb ending in -ing]. I’m not sure why I’m already thinking about October. Maybe it’s because [name of blogger] has me thinking about [adjective] [plural noun], a very [adjective] idea we have for a screenplay. Actually, I’ve been listening to a lot of [name of band], which always makes me think of October. It’s almost a Pavlovan response, a sort of mental association I have with [plural noun]. It makes me want to reread [title of book]. The possibilities are [adjective].

I worry sometimes that when I blog as [adverb] as this, my readers think I’m just being [adverb] [adjective]. Well, whatever. Mostly I just want to [verb] with [plural noun], preferably while drinking [name of drink] with [name of blogger]. But you have to [verb] before you [verb].

Heh heh… that’s what she said.