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3 Reasons Why Fall Is My Absolute Favorite Time Of The Year

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3 Reasons Why Fall Is My Absolute Favorite Time Of The Year
Laura Harshfield

I don't know about the rest of you but I am an absolute fanatic for fall. There is something about the season that is just in every way beautiful. The colors, the temperature, the festivities; the very thought just puts me in the best of moods.

1) The Leaves

It truly amazes me how things dying can be so breathtaking. Not only are the colors just gorgeous, but it's an amazing reminder that there is beauty in everything. However, it's more than just the beauty; to me it's a symbolic reminder that the old things can die off in your life so that the new beauties can come. It's okay to release toxic things from your life to make room for the better. Life is too short to entertain negativity.

2) The Weather

Let's be honest, what person doesn't love rocking a cute fall outfit? Scarves, sweaters, boots; these are a few of my favorite things. Fall (usually) brings the perfect combination of a cool breeze and sunshine, making it the perfect time to sip on your pumpkin spice latte and look fabulous doing it.

3) The Festivities

Pumpkin patches, apple orchards, hay bail rides, orange, yellow, and red trees, pumpkin spice everything, need I say more? Fall is by far the best time of the year. Besides, once it has come and gone and the leaves have all fallen, it's followed by the most wonderful time of the year.

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