Welcome, Surprising September

The month of September has arrived with so many things to see and do, marking a significant transition from the warmth of summer to the crispness of autumn. As the leaves begin to change color, transforming the landscapes into vibrant hues of red, orange, and gold, there are countless opportunities to explore the beauty of nature. Many people take advantage of this time to embark on scenic hikes through local parks and nature reserves, where the cool air invigorates the senses and the sights of the changing foliage captivate the eye.

In addition to the natural splendor, September is also a month rich with cultural events and festivities. Numerous towns and cities host harvest festivals that celebrate the bounty of the season, featuring local produce, artisan crafts, and live music. These gatherings not only provide a chance to enjoy delicious seasonal foods, such as pumpkins, apples, and squash, but also foster a sense of community as friends and families come together to celebrate the changing season.

Moreover, September is a time when many educational institutions resume their academic year, bringing with it an air of excitement and anticipation. Students of all ages gather to meet new friends, reconnect with classmates, and dive into fresh subjects of study. This renewal of learning often inspires a variety of extracurricular activities, from sports to clubs, offering a plethora of opportunities for personal growth and social interaction.

For those who appreciate the arts, September also marks the beginning of a new season for theater productions, art exhibitions, and concerts. Many cultural institutions unveil their latest offerings, providing an array of performances and displays that cater to diverse tastes. Whether attending a live performance under the stars or visiting a gallery showcasing local artists, there is no shortage of artistic expression to experience this month.

September is a month filled with an abundance of activities and experiences. From outdoor adventures in nature to vibrant community celebrations and rich educational opportunities, this time of year invites everyone to engage, explore, and enjoy the unique offerings that come with the arrival of autumn.

Special September

The month of September has arrived.We have lived, loved, worked and thrived.“September” comes from the Latin word,“Septem” that means seven, a spiritual number.It was the seventh month in the early Roman Calendar.September is the Harvest month.When there is a bounty of crops grown.Labor Day is September 1st, the first Monday of the month.September 2nd starts Rosh Hashanah,A Jewish holiday that marks the beginning of the New Year.

Grandparents are honoured on the 7th,Do it on this day and every day of this year.On the International Day of Peace, 21st September,Make an effort to spread peace and love in your neighbourhood.Go out help your neighbours, friends and do something good.

Autumn begins on the 22nd of September.A day of equal days and nights, the Autumnal equinox.Before you know it, winter will be here.An hour will go back on European clocks.Can you hear the cats purr and leap?September is the Happy Cat month.On the 11th of September go and hug your hound,It is the Hug your hound day, to make them feel special.

Kids take over kitchens on September 13th.There is chaos and confusion as dishes are prepared,By children from ages seven to seventeen.You will get the best dishes, you have never seen.

If you see the Jolly Roger flying high this month,Do not be alarmed and surprised by the pirate ship.September 19th is “Talk like a Pirate Day”.Those dirty, scoundrels do have a lot to say.

Pay attention to the commas, dots and dashes,Especially on the 24th of September.It is Punctuation Day, when apostrophes,Question marks and exclamations come out to play.

Have a wonderful September, with blue skies.Collect and bake the tastiest apple pies.Make this September a month to remember,By growing the best sunflowers in your garden.