Tuesday, December 19, 2006

Words for the Seasons

Words for Spring
Promise
New life
Resurrection
Infant
New growth
Delicate
Fresh
Pink and green
Ham
Warm
Dogwood tree
Rabbit or bunny

Words for Summer
Enjoyment
Youthfulness
Salty sweat
Watermelon
Sleek water
Hot and musky
Red and green
Picnics
Fried chicken
Hot
Weeping willow
Water sports
Sun bathing
baseball

Words for Winter
Death
Old age
Snow ice cream
Snowball barrage
Crisp
Bluish white
Cold
Pine
Bear
Snow sports
Ice skating
skiing

Words for Fall
Fulfillment
Harvest
Maturity
Falling leaves
Wet and musty
Red and gold
Pumpkin
Turkey
Cooler temperatures
Oak tree
Squirrels
hunting
Hoedown
Horse-drawn wagon
Court day
Courtin’ days
Church bazaar, fall or autumn bazaar
Folkstories
Laughter
Ghost stories or tales
Skeleton’s lair
Creepy
Haunted woods
Tall takes
Hayride
Halloween
All hallows’ eve
Haunted trail or mine
Spook (s) (y) (ed)
Ghost walk
Pennyrile or pennyroyal
Autumn
Harvest
Fantasy forest or woods
Horrors
Pig roast
Pumpkin patch
Murder mystery
Masquerade ball
Apples
Solace
Hankering
Dollmaker
Carved wooden chain
Heritage days
Trick or treat
Howl o ween
Aging gracefully
Host
Dungeon
Haunted
Goblins
Friendly and forgiving

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