This pig doesn't really care if "winter is coming" as it's too busy caring about the fact that fall has finally arrived.
For some, leaves scattered around the yard means another round of chores, but not for Willow the mini-pig. The contented critter finds a pile of leaves and revels in the glory that is fall.
The video begins with little Willow, testing the waters, or rather, leaves with a twirl of joy. He then decides to take the big leap of faith, and "fall" into fall.
Seemingly insatiable, Willow dashes to and fro within the pile, before finally deciding to seek shelter in the comfort of the leaves.
The video is 10 seconds of sheer joy.
A lot of people could learn a thing or two from the way Willow finds happiness in the little things in life.
That'll do, pig. That'll do.
Although autumn technically arrived in the Northern Hemisphere almost two months ago, people (and animals, case in point: Willow) have varied experiences as regards its arrival.
Some mark the arrival of fall with the year's first football game, others know it with the growing abundance of Starbucks Pumpkin Spice Lattes.
Here are some ways that people can tell that fall (unlike "Game of Throne's" elusive winter) has arrived.
'Putting on socks' is how I know Fall has arrived (at least for today). #MyDayInLA pic.twitter.com/G311NkrsCN
— Christina Shadle (@ChristinaShadle) November 4, 2015
Dark purple lips finally makes me feel like fall has arrived #darkpurplelips #lipstick #fall… https://t.co/cpMr3vHCZ3 — Eleonore Charrier (@lafilleaushort) October 27, 2015
It's cool and cloudy today. Fall has finally arrived! I am a happy girl. #autumn #FallColors — Cori Schrader (@CoriSchrader) October 27, 2015
I just put on a sweatshirt so I think it's safe to say fall has finally arrived in Los Angeles (until this afternoon when it's 85 degrees). — Ameena (@ameenamarie) October 27, 2015
Long day full of sniffles. Work is done, no blog, and hubs is snuggled up sick too. Fall has arrived. — Eliza Leone (@ElizaLeone3) October 27, 2015
It took a month, but autumn has finally arrived in Los Angeles. — Matt Pearce (@mattdpearce) November 3, 2015
Got any interesting ways of knowing when fall arrives? Let us know in the comments section.
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