Daily Good Will — with Kris Evergreen (Evergreen Echoes)
Temporada 2
por Kris Evergreen
Late summer has this particular feeling to it. The light starts shifting just enough that you notice. There's still heat. Still long evenings. But underneath it all is this quiet awareness that something's ending. You can feel it in the stores. The back-to-school displays. The sudden appearance of fall decorations that seem way too early but also somehow right on time.
Late summer has this interesting energy to it. The days are still warm but the light feels different. You can sense fall starting to gather itself in the wings. And if you have kids or work in education, back-to-school ads are already making you feel a little twitchy.
Late August has this particular feeling to it. The light's starting to shift. Not dramatically. But you notice it around seven at night when the sun sits a little lower than it did in July. There's this back-to-school energy in the air even if you haven't been in school for years. New notebooks in the store windows. Parents looking slightly stressed in the grocery aisles. That faint September feeling creeping into the edges of August. And meanwhile you're trying to squeeze the last good stuff ou
Late summer has this specific texture to it. The light's different now. Still warm but you can feel it shifting. There's this weird energy in the air right now.
It's mid-August. The light's starting to change. Not dramatically. Just enough that you notice it around seven at night. There's this weird tension in late summer.
It's that strange stretch of late summer where everything feels a little suspended. The days are still long and warm. But there's this back-to-school energy starting to creep in around the edges. You see it in the stores. You feel it in the air.
Late summer has this weird energy to it. The days are still long and warm. But you can feel something shifting underneath. Back-to-school displays are already up at the store.
Late summer has this specific feeling to it. The light changes just enough that you notice. There's still heat. Still long days. But you can feel the shift starting.
Late summer has this particular feel to it. The light changes just slightly. The evenings cool down a degree or two. And somewhere in the back of your mind, you know the season is starting to shift.
It's early August. Late summer. The light is different now. Still warm. Still long. But there's this shift happening. You can feel it in the air. In the stores. In the way people are starting to talk about September like it's already here. Back-to-school displays are everywhere. Backpacks. Lunch boxes. The whole production.