So, There's a very specific rhythm to the fall for me and it happens every year and it's both subtle but I've also

come to notice it. I'll notice that some green leaves start to turn a little bit

yellow somewhere in late July or early August I know that sounds crazy but I think the

unhealthy trees maybe turn just a little bit earlier. Maybe they've been turning earlier because

every year we spend all summer covered in smoke from wildfires in Canada every year and so maybe

the trees are like oh well you know this we're getting less light maybe it's

time to change a little early I don't know what's going on there.

But you start to see a little bit of change. Late July, early August, and then you get one night

later on into August where it's like, oh, dang, I need a sweatshirt. There's a little bit of a crisp in the air.

And then you start seeing just the rhythm of kids going back to school and that sort of

weekly schedule happening. And then you get into somewhere in early or mid-October,

the aspen leaves have all changed, they're bright and

vibrant and you go out one night, you know like, dang sweatshirt's not getting it done anymore.

I need my real coat, my breath is freezing, or maybe there's a little bit of steam rolling off of the pavement,

and a bunch of the leaves are gone, and so the trees are starting to look a little, they're down to

their skeletons, you know, and you just feel it.

This is spookyooky it's Halloween

season that's the rhythm we're in and then after that it gets a little colder yet

and everything where I live browns out everything gets harvested and that tells a story about hey we are now into

Thanksgiving season just boom boom boom one after the next but each of those things

is a celebration of something very different. You're talking about celebrating the kids and school and college

football and that sort of it's time to go learn time of year. That's what September's about. You're talking

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