You can be open, honest, and real while still understanding not everyone deserves a seat at the table of your life.” – Unknown #inspirational life Here are some of my favorite quotes about seasonal transitions that will help to inspire you to look forward to the change, and feel less alone in your reservations.: “Live each season as it passes breathe the air, drink the drink, taste the fruit, and resign yourself to the influences of each.” - Henry David Thoreau "Nature gives to every time and season unique beauty from morning to night, as from the cradle to the grave, it’s just a succession of changes so soft and comfortable that we hardly notice the progress.“The older I get, the more I realize the value of privacy, of cultivating your circle and only letting certain people in. Poets and writers have been trying to express the melancholy associated with the change of seasons since the beginning of time. If you're having trouble kissing the beach days goodbye, you're not alone. With the official autumnal equinox here, it's completely fall. But now the time has come to let go of the summer for good. So while we might be excited about things like sweater weather and Halloween parties, we can't help but hesitate to embrace the new season.Īnd perhaps for many of us, it was easier to embrace the beginnings of fall while it was still summer, because by changing our wardrobe and adding some pumpkin spice to our early September lives, we could safely enjoy fall without having to say goodbye to summer. And though we've let go of the summer in a lot of ways by now, we know that the fall is just a gateway to the winter. Knowing change is coming tends to spark a bit of nervous energy within us, making us feel like we need to prepare ourselves or brace for impact - even when it's as simple as allowing the seasons to turn.
Though we might enjoy each season for its individuality, and though we might appreciate a change once it's taken place, there's an anxiety that comes with that build up to the actual change. It's in our nature to be resistant of change.
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