Editor’s Letter
WE HAVE OFFICIALLY ENTERED A NEW SEASON, and I joyfully admit this is my favorite of them all! Fall brings cooler air, changing trees, and the start of a regenerative period. This year has connected me to the seasons more than any year past. I have found the outdoors a refuge from news and my home-turned-office. In March, I started taking daily walks where I notice the trees growing new leaves, flowers budding, fruits growing and ripening, and the air turning hot and humid. Now, things are beginning to cool down and wither in preparation for hibernation. This process is vital to nature’s growth—it revitalizes the soil, conserves energy for the colder months ahead, and brings a different kind of beauty to the landscape. Fall forces me to feel the…