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Welcome the First Day of Fall

My sunflowers are still blooming into the autumn  Happy first day of fall! Today is the Autumnal Equinox, and the smoke from wildfires in Washington, Oregon, and California has finally left the Treasure Valley. I woke up on Sunday morning to beautiful clear blue skies, a welcome sight after several weeks of smoke so thick that the sun barely peeked through. After a week of air quality alerts in Boise, which made it hard to exercise outdoors, this past weekend prompted lots of outdoor recreation, and there was a hint of fall in air.  I love welcoming the autumn and noticing the cool, crisp mornings, changing fall colors, and taking delight in small things like hot coffee, various pumpkin recipes, and the beginning of a cozy season. This year looks a lot different for all of us, and routines have been upended, but fall is here, and choosing to mark time with the seasons can keep you in touch with nature and provide a sense of reassurance in an otherwise tumultuous season of life.  Here a

Happy September!

Beautiful fall sunset on a Military Reserve Trail Happy September! The month of September always seems like a fresh start, since it usually is the beginning of fall and beginning of the school year. This September, I'm looking forward to a month of highlights: Taking a vacation to the Pacific Northwest and exploring a beautiful area. Spending time on the trails of foothills through hiking and mountain biking. I'm excited to continue to get used to my new mountain bike, and use it to get further out on some of the local trails.  Continue my 2020 resolution to camp once monthly. Visit a winery on the Sunnyslope Wine Trail .  What are your September plans or goals?  A bit of fall color along the Boise River