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Fall Is The Best!

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Sep 20, 2016

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Fall Is The Best!

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When I look at the dwindling temperatures on the television screen, I begin to smile and a cozy feeling makes its' way into my heart. I LOVE fall. Multiple reasons fill my head as to why I have a pure feeling of joy when anticipating this season. Here below are some reasons I believe that the season ahead is the best of the year :)

1. Landscapes change into beautiful painting-like sceneries

2. No worries about air conditioners or hot/humid days

3. Warm drinks feel amazing on any day

4. Halloween and all that it entails!

5. Getting together with crazy family over thanksgiving and long weekends

6. New TV shows start and favorites come back on for another season

7. Slip on boots and layered clothing fill-in your closet in the best way

8. Farms are abundant with apples, pumpkins, cider, and the yummiest snacks!

9. Walks around the block are special and beautiful (especially amazing for anyone who plays Pokemon Go!)

10. Markets, shopping, and activities become less irritating in cooler weather

Overall, this season has a vast amount of potential for those who enjoy it. Not everyone has the same favorite season, but just between us...this one is the best!!

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