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Same, I’m not planning to stack any substantial wood until the first frost, to keep bugs out. Right now I have about 15 dry splits sitting beside the stove, and it’s clean / vacuumed out ready to go.
I did bring in some very clean splits a few days ago. I moved about a cord from the driveway to the side of the house and today I cleaned the chimney and the inside of the stove and installed new fire bricks. I am as ready as one can be in mid September. They're calling for 47 degrees here tomorrow morning, but it's going to warm up to the mid 60's.