Article Written by Arianne Goode
The fall season has finally arrived, and I could not possibly be any happier. I love all of the changes that come with fall: the air takes on a crisp autumn scent, leaves turn to bright hues of orange and red, pumpkins litter neighborhood doorsteps, and so much more. Fall seems to brighten up our city, as it brings a sense of peacefulness with it each year. One of the notable characteristics of this season is how it is a time for thankfulness. I believe that most of us take this for granted when fall arrives; we do not stop to truly appreciate the small things. This year, I believe we should each try our hardest to make that change.
Fall should be a reminder to us all that we are blessed in one way or another. The changing to this season should spark something within each one of us, and we should voice our appreciation for the life we were given. All too often do I go without saying "I love you" to my parents, and I forget to remind myself to be grateful for having food in the kitchen and a roof over my head. These are just simple things that I can add to the amount of blessings in my life, and I am going to try my best to be thankful for them each day.
If every one of us can start showing and speaking our appreciation for the things we hold dear, then we can truly come to recognize the meaning of fall. This is the time where we gather with family and friends to recognize the blessings we each have. We cannot take anything for granted.
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