08/30/2026
There’s something about the end of summer that makes us want to linger a little longer. Gathering chanterelles from the woods, bringing wildflowers to the table, slipping out onto the water with the dogs, small rituals that make a season feel full.
And then, almost imperceptibly, the days begin to shift. The light changes, the mornings feel a little crisper, and we find ourselves turning back toward familiar routines.
Before we do, we’re savoring these last days of summer, the simple pleasures, the time outside, and the beauty of staying awhile. 🧡
SummerInGeorgetown
