I’m ready for fall. I’m ready for My leather jacket, which I wear like a second skin; My fingerless gloves, somehow both practical and not; My trusty boots, clomping fearlessly through any weather; Flannel every day, a timeless pattern; A bitter breeze balanced by a lemon sun to make the perfect temperature. I’m ready to watch the leaves turn to flames and dance through the neighborhoods, I’m ready to smell the cider and pumpkin in every store. I’m ready to start planning a disguise, to hide from the Hallow’s spirits.