al hours and even the lazy dogs on my bed stretch for another 30 minutes of rest. Fall means red wine, soup, apple cider, jeans and scarecrows lovingly placed by front doors. Pumpkins and costumes in celebration of childhood. Holidays, parties, and a myriad of other excuses to stop running on auto pilot and obsessing about “getting things done,” because there are more important things to do. Like paddling. Traveling. Dressing up. Laughing. Not doing the laundry. Connecting with friends. Exploring your town. Exploring your yard. Exploring your mind. Visiting with friends. Being the best version on myself. Letting go. Stop making lists.
