To welcome Autumn, this conversation explores the emotional and sensory experiences associated with the changing of seasons, particularly the transition into fall. Allison and Alice reflect on their childhood memories, culinary traditions, and the impact of climate change on seasonal experiences. They discuss the importance of rituals, music, and the beauty found in everyday moments, emphasizing the significance of being present and connected to nature. The dialogue highlights the bittersweet nature of change and the joy that can be found in life's transitions.
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What the Living Do, by Marie Howe
To be part of future episodes email Allison and Alice at nowthatwethinkaboutit@gmail.com (or send a voice note, or comment or DM on Substack or Instagram) with stories about libraries (Did your library have a summer reading program? What is your favorite library memory? How do you use the library now? Do you have a tribute to a favorite librarian? Are you a librarian?), your favorite comfort rituals, what do you do to respect the environment (stories, anecdotes, suggestions on recycling, buying pre-loved, etc.), your relationship with nature, recommendations of recent films and TV shows you’ve enjoyed, and stories about the change of season, fall rituals and childhood memories.
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