Daily Good Will — with Kris Evergreen (Evergreen Echoes)
Stagione 2
di Kris Evergreen
Late summer has this specific feeling to it. The light changes. Earlier sunsets. Cooler mornings. You can feel September approaching even though it's still weeks away. There's this weird tension between wanting to soak up what's left of summer and feeling like you should already be shifting gears.
Late summer has this specific feeling. The light starts shifting a little earlier each evening. You can still feel the heat of the day. But there's something else underneath it now. Back-to-school displays are showing up in stores. Even if you're not in school anymore, that energy finds you.
Late summer has this specific feeling to it. The light changes just a little earlier each evening. You start seeing school supply displays at the store. There's this quiet awareness that something is shifting.
Late summer has this interesting tension to it. You can feel the shift coming. Back-to-school displays at the store. The light changing just slightly. That pull between wanting to squeeze every drop out of summer and feeling the need to get organized again. It's the Sunday night feeling but stretched across a few weeks. And here we are on a Monday in early August. Not quite ready to shift gears. But also feeling like maybe we should be doing something about it.
Late summer has this specific feeling to it. The light changes a little earlier each evening. You can feel fall waiting in the wings even though it's still hot outside. And if you've got kids or just grew up with that rhythm, there's this back-to-school energy starting to creep in.
It's the first day of August. Late summer has this specific feeling to it. The mornings still feel like vacation mode. But somewhere in the back of your mind there's this tiny countdown clock ticking.
Last day of July. We're at peak summer now. The heat has settled in like it owns the place. Cookouts are happening. Road trips are being planned or already survived. And somewhere in the back of your mind is the quiet realization that we're past the midpoint of the year. That can feel weird. Like you blinked and suddenly it's almost August. Maybe you had plans for the summer that haven't happened yet. Or goals for the year that are still sitting there. Waiting. But here's the thing. You're closi
We're deep into summer now. The kind of summer where the heat feels like it's been here forever and will never leave. The kind where you've already done the road trip. Already been to the cookout. Already worn your favorite shorts three times this week. And here we are at the end of July. Halfway through the year and halfway through the season. Everything feels like it's in full swing but also somehow running on fumes. You might be looking at the rest of your week thinking you should be doing mo
It's late July. Peak summer. The kind of heat where you can feel it before you even open the door. Cookouts are happening somewhere down the block.
We're deep into summer now. The kind of heat where your car feels like a preheated oven. Where every outdoor plan comes with a sunscreen negotiation. It's also late July. Which means we're past the halfway point of the year. And if you're like most people, you might be looking at those January goals and thinking... well. That got away from me. Here's the thing about summer Mondays. They have this sneaky quality. The weekend hangover hits different when you've been at a cookout or on a road trip.