Dear Browsers and Browserettes,it's been somewhat of a "Red Letter" day in the House.
At the end of the week it's my customary practice to pack up a Gladstone-bagged load from the in-tray at the horology factory and work from home.
By starting early morning, sufficient seconds can be captured, bound together and hung up to dry on-line to permit a stolen walk in the Grounds with dear mrs electrofried - accompanied, of course, by the good Hounds.
And that's just what we've done today.
Waiting for the fall
At this time of year, there's something especially poignant about the woods at the far end of the estate. Shortly the leaves will start to turn and everything above us will be flamed and glowing. Every season bears fresh treasure but, as for the House of Electrofried, Autumn will ever be our favourite.
As one might suspect, the years are now clinging to the collective electrofried frames more tightly than a bag of drying seconds in Eudor's horology factory. Accordingly, our journey through life is in so many ways reflected in the Autumnal shades from above - a time of fruit and harvest celebration, with the bite of chill Winter winds still just a little over the horizon.
Thus we hold hands and walk together into the deep heart of the wood.
On the pleasures of hand-holding
Indeed, what greater joy can there be than to take firm hold of the hand of the one you love?
To this day, I still remember that very first occasion I held hands with the dear lady of the House - I can even recall the sweet citrus-note of her teenage daubed perfume. Oh how the memories flood back!
Disappearing figures in the wood
And with that, I will take my leave tonight. A short pasting it may be, but a "Red Letter" day requires no more than a brief fleeting moment of intimacy beneath the bowers of an Autumnal tree. So look deep and long into the picture above and you may just catch sight of two lovers still dancing in time before the Autumn leaves.
yours as ever,
electrofried (mr)
