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30 Reasons Fall Is The Best

It's Not Just The Pumpkin Flavored Treats

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30 Reasons Fall Is The Best
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Fall is here and I am ecstatic! Fall is my absolute favorite season because of the weather and all the festivities it has to offer. Below is a list of what makes fall the best season ever.

1. Apple Cider

2. Pumpkin Flavored Everything

3. Corn Mazes

4. Sweaters

5. Halloween

6. The Nightmare Before Christmas

7. Boots

8. Pumpkin Carving

9. Haunted Houses

10. Scarves

11. Halloweentown

12. Haunted Hayrides

13. Leaves Changing

14. Football

15. Scary Movies

16. Thanksgiving

17. Sweatshirts

18. Apple Picking

19. Pies

20. Candy Apples

21. Costume Parties

22. Trick O' Treaters

23. Bonfires

24. Jumping In Leaves

25. Fall Crafts

26. Hiking

27. Decorations

28. Bobbing For Apples

29. Casper

30. Long Walks

Celebrate in the fall season with me before it's too late!

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