325: 10 Ideas for Reveling in the Spring Season

The Simple Sophisticate - Intelligent Living Paired with Signature Style

Shannon Ables

Education, Self-improvement, Britain, Contentment, Podcast, Society & Culture, Simplicity, France, Style, Lifestyle

4.7 • 915 Ratings

🗓️ 21 March 2022

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

Spring kicked off officially yesterday, March 20th in the Northern Hemisphere, and as I worked out in my garden, ever so gently, signs of spring were definitely emerging.

Over the years here on the blog and podcast, there have been many posts celebrating the arrival of the spring season, and well, we all could be nourished by some brightness of spring, so I thought I would bring yet another such post/episode your way.

Below are 10 more ideas for reveling in the start of a season that arrives with the buoyant determination to grow, restart and find the awesomeness that surrounds us.

~The Simple Sophisticate, episode #325

View the Show Notes - https://thesimplyluxuriouslife.com/podcast325

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0:00.0	Thank you for tuning in to the simple sophisticated podcast. The show that is part of the simply
0:10.0	luxurious life online destination, cultivating true contentment the art of living a life of
0:16.5	quality over quantity. Visit the blog, The Simply Luxurious life and our simplifiedRL TSL.co or The Simply Luxurious Life.com to find the show notes for each podcast episode as well as much more weekly content to elevate your everyday and deepen
0:35.0	your contentment from a Monday motivational post, recipes, videos of the
0:39.7	cooking show series, style and the core inspiration inspiration French and British inspired content and
0:44.8	reader's favorite regular weekly post this and that which is posted each
0:49.2	Friday morning now to today's episode. Welcome to the Simple Sophisticate Podcast, where intelligent living is paired with signature style.
1:16.3	I'm your host, Shannon Ables.
1:18.8	And whether you're listening on your commute, exercising, working in the garden, or sitting down with a hot cup of tea or a
1:25.0	cafe ole, thank you for tuning in. Let's get started. Welcome to the 325th episode of the Simple Sophisticate and welcome to Spring
1:49.8	for my Northern Hemisphere listeners spring began yesterday and fall began in the southern hemisphere, a brand new season for us all.
1:58.0	Today we're going to talk about just that and how to revel in this new spring season. But before I get to that, I have
2:08.3	a petitplizier for Anglophiles. Last episode I shared one for Francophiles and it is high time that we step into the land of all things British.
2:18.0	It is a delightful new series I think you'll enjoy, maybe you already have, I don't know, but I wanted after seeing the whole season, wanted to share and recommend it to you.
2:27.5	As well, I have news about the simple luxurious life's third book, The to the Pepillon I am so excited to share
2:34.8	with you as the official release day is tomorrow but we'll talk about that at the end of
2:40.4	today's episode let's dive right in to 10 ideas for reveling in the spring season.
2:46.4	Let me begin by saying, happy new year.
2:48.9	Well, if we were in any year prior to 1752, this would be the new year beginning.
2:57.0	The beginning of the spring season would officially start the new year, or approximately
3:01.8	on March 24th or March 25th, depending on where you lived in Europe and how the Julian calendar was used.
3:08.0	And while the calendar may have moved to officially begin a new year on January 1st as we now celebrate with the Gregorian calendar,
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