Episode 39 The Love Of Fall Video
Happy October! There're so many reasons to love fall!
From pumpkin everything.
To the radiant color of the leaves
To warm and cozy nights...
Time seems to be moving faster in this phase of life and the coming of each new season is that much sweeter. Be sure to soak every cinnamony, spicy moment up!
We really do love all of the seasons of life, but autumn happens to be one of our favorites. And we are here for all things fall: getting cozy by the fire with a good book, cooking with all the seasonal root vegetables and squashes, enjoying warm comfort foods like creamy soups, and of course, the feeling of gratitude when you see the gorgeous colors all around you. We're talking about all these things and so much more in this week's episode of Life after Kids with Drs. Brooke and Lynne, The Love Of Fall Video.
Here's a sneak peak at a few of the highlights from this week's episode:
White pumpkins and fantasy pumpkins, yes please!
Hold the pumpkin in our coffee (Don't hate us! We just don't love pumpkin coffee), but hey, you do you.
Nutritious veggie soups made from the vegetables about to go bad in the fridge.
New England is the place for apple picking and apple cider donuts!
Fall traditions with the kids, even though they're grown up
The best squash pie you ever ate (dm us on instagram @life.afterkids and we'll send you the recipe)
One last thing before we go...
We're heading into the home stretch of 2022 and the holiday season will quickly be upon us. Instead of putting off your health and life goals until the New Year, why not start now. Commit to making real change today so you take the holiday season by storm and head into the New Year prepped to take life up a notch. Now is the time to recommit to self care, eating well, and exercise. We promise that when November rolls around, you'll be so glad you did. FALL into your rhythm with us by clicking the picture above to watch this week's episode of Life after Kids with Drs. Brooke and Lynne, The Love Of Fall Video. And don't forget to be mindful of God's artistic beauty in the autumn landscape all around us.
And all at once, summer collapsed into fall.
-Oscar Wilde