There is something about autumn that makes me want to put on a sweater, light a candle, make something warm in the kitchen, and completely rethink my life. Not in a dramatic way. I’m not talking about quitting my job, moving to Vermont, or suddenly becoming the sort of person who makes homemade sourdough before sunrise. I’m talking about the little things. Going for a walk when the air is crisp. Cooking a pot of soup. Buying apples because they look particularly beautiful at the farmers market. Opening the windows on a cool morning. Pulling a blanket over your legs…
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There is something about fall that makes me want to get my life together. Maybe it’s the cooler mornings, the changing leaves, or the fact that suddenly I can wear a sweater without immediately regretting my clothing choice. Whatever the reason, fall always feels like a natural opportunity for a reset. January gets all the attention when it comes to resolutions, but I’m making a case for autumn. There is something wonderfully realistic about starting healthy habits when the days begin getting shorter and life naturally shifts into a different rhythm. Fall is also a great time to look at…



