seasonal things.
Jo BrattA home for deeply do-able seasonal living. Nudging you towards winter outdoors-ing, spring eating, summer savoring, and fall reading.
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a halloweek of spooky cinema.
A very spooky scene at our zoo’s jack-o-lantern festival.
Cobwebs drape the eaves, jack-o-lanterns line the stoops, and bats fill the night skies. It’s the week of Halloween! I love to set the mood for spooky season with magical reads, fes...
late October delights.
Yours truly, on a peak fall colors hike in Hokkaido last month
Hello, substack readers! I’m back in your inbox after a few weeks away. My (deeply appreciated) non-profit job provides a six week sabbatical for long-term staff to encourage r...
books to fall into this autumn.
We are on the precipice of peak cozy season reading (lucky us!) As the leaves outside shift into vibrant hues and eventually drop over the next few weeks, indoors we are returning to routines and gearing up for the darker and colder months...
catching a glimpse of autumn to come.
Seeking out any tree showing the slightest yellow amongst the green.
Last week I was walking through a beautiful Japanese garden when my eyes fell on the tiniest crimson red maple leaf resting on a rock. I paused, delighted to see my very...
savoring september.
September is a month on the cusp. Outside, the hot afternoons are lingering. There is still time for one more lake swim, one more ice cream cone or one last backyard barbecue. The roadsides are lined with the sunny hues of goldenrod. While...
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