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Transitioning

"Mama, what transitioning means again?" 
That was my 6 y/o question the other day, while in the car picking him up from summer school.
His question led to a deeper conversation about weather and how we were transitioning from summer to fall, little by little. How you could see, -while seasons transition- a little bit of one and a little bit of the other too, in a gentle but determined process, over and over again. On this part of our talk he assured me he will be the weather man one day.

This conversation with my little one took me to even deeper waters and beautiful realizations. Just the fact that he was asking me what transitioning meant was a piece of evidence that he is growing so fast, a transformation process right there in front of my eyes. This little guy was a baby yesterday and in no time he has become this curious and amazing big boy, going to first grade and absorbing the world like a sponge. Talking about transitioning. I saw him through the mirror while chatting and I could see too, like the weather, a little bit of my baby and a little bit of my big boy. They grow so fast, what a repeated phrase, isn't it? We parents like that phrase, we say it over and over; they grow so fast. Yes they do, and they also transition into these amazing human beings. 

Well yes, August 23rd. and if you watch closely you can see we are transitioning into fall. We are having a great summer weather still, summer's here for a little longer, I guess, but if you only look closer no doubts fall is leaning out and warning us that it is on its way.

Some summer pictures and a little leaf sending a clear message.....

Have a great week, healthy and safe.




















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