Let’s be completely honest right from the start. Autumn is not my favourite season. While the rest of the world seems to collectively lose its mind over pumpkin spice lattes, chunky knit sweaters, and crisp morning air, I am usually standing on the sidelines mentally and physically preparing myself for the cold months ahead. I have never been one of those people who naturally relishes the fading light or the chill in the air. For a long time, the arrival of fall felt less like a cozy invitation and more like an unwelcome reminder that summer was slipping through my…
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Sweater season, leaf peeping, and pumpkin spice everything. There are two types of people in the world: those who love fall and those who, well, don’t. For most of my life, I have fallen squarely into the latter camp. The shorter days felt dreary. The chill in the air added to that feeling. The constant reminder that winter was just around the corner intensified it. But then, we experienced Denmark and finding hygge changed my feelings about the fall months. Finding Hygge in Denmark I went to Copenhagen last year with Payton, and while there we discovered hygge. What is…