Are you living between the seasons of your life?
Fall is my favourite time of
year. It seems like most people love summer and I think each of the
season has their beauty. Fall has always held this mystery to it, the
majestic trees changing colours, the cooler weather, cozy nights,
excuses for warm hot drinks, sitting by the fire, watching TV, layering
sweaters. What still brings a thrill to me after all these years is
stomping on fallen leaves. That crunch beneath my feet takes me back to
when I was a kid (see my post about kid like ways here and here ). The same excitement and glee still fills me with delight.
Walking
takes on new meaning as new plants begin to stretch their limbs.
September always brings about order. Kids are going back to school and
college students are working towards degrees. Living near a university I
often get a glimpse of that life as I make it part of my daily walks.
It wasn’t long ago that I I was there working in an
advisory capacity (perhaps more on that in a future post). There is a
bit of envy when I see students who seem bright eyed and bushy tailed as
though the world is their oyster and I remember that feeling all too
well when I was a student. Everything seemed possible. I know that it
still is but life has marched on and I see things with new eyes and more
wisdom and maybe a bit of cynicism. There is still wonder in my soul
and I treasure all the moments when it comes to the surface.
So instead of waiting for the next season to come, embrace the season that is and learn from it’s towering beauty.
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So instead of waiting for the next season to come, embrace the season that is and learn from it’s towering beauty.
See our home blog for up to date posts.
Hi, I’m Michelle the founder of Two Blooms Design Studio Est. 2002. I’m in charge of production, designing all of our labels in house, photography, customer service, alchemist behind all of our scent blends, designer, creator and pretty much whatever else needs to be done.
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