Autumn idioms

to turn into a pumpkin: To go home or leave because it’s late (comes from the Cinderella story).
to get wind of something: To hear a rumour or discover something, usually unofficially.
to drive somebody nuts: To annoy or irritate someone a lot.
to save for a rainy day: To save money for a time when it might be needed unexpectedly.
to turn over a new leaf: To start to behave in a better or different way.
Autumn years: The later years of a person’s life, often implying a time of reflection or contentment (like the autumn of life).
to Squirrel something away: save up for later
to harvest the fruits of sy’s labour: To get the results or rewards from the hard work you have done, just as farmers harvest crops in autumn.
like leaves in the wind: To be easily affected or carried away by events, much like autumn leaves blowing around.
to reap what you sow: To get the results or rewards from the work you have done, just as farmers harvest crops in autumn.