Monday, September 10, 2012

10 Things to Do in September


Hello, Projecteers! Vicky and I have the honour of being guest bloggers at The Pollyanna Project while our mum Patricia is away in Ireland. We have some fun posts lined up to share with you here from our own blog (www.aliandvic.blogspot.com) so stay tuned! Hope you enjoy :-)

September is a month that both of us love. Apart from the fact that it's Vicky's birthday month, it's also a time of new beginnings and fresh starts, crisper days and darker evenings, cosy clothes and comforting food. Here are ten things to tick off on your September to-do list. 

1. Get Organised!

Even if you're not heading back to school or uni, you can still use this time to get yourself organised - buy a crisp new agenda if you don't already have one and make a note of your goals, meetings, deadlines, events, etc.

2. Indulge in a Pumpkin Spice Latte

Ok, not everyone likes Pumpkin Spice Lattes (Ali loves them, Vicky hates), but everyone should at least try this cosy, calorific beverage at least once in their lives.

3. Go Apple Picking

Soooo we've actually never been apple picking before. But it just seems like such a wholesome, autumnal thing to do that we simply had to stick it on our list. 

4. Make Soup

Homemade soup is infinitely yummier than anything you get from a package, so dedicate at least one September evening to cooking up a hearty batch of your choice.

5. Wear Your Summer Clothes While You Still Can

The first few weeks of September tend to be warm, even hot, so now's the time to squeeze in a few last wearings of your favourite dresses, shorts and sandals before the weather starts to chill. At the same time though, be on the look-out for pieces to:

6. Update Your Wardrobe for Autumn 

Cosy knits, bright tights, cute coats, leather boots...autumn fashion really has so much going for it.

7. Visit a Library

Check out your local library and spend some time there soaking up the tranquil atmosphere.

8. Look Forward to Fall TV

September heralds in the new season for old favourite programmes as well as promising new ones. Yay for having your life revolve around a show again :-)

9. Get in Touch With Your Grandparents 

The first Sunday after Labour Day is officially National Grandparents Day. Celebrate by getting in touch with yours, whether by phone call, visit, or good old-fashioned letter. They will be absolutely thrilled - guaranteed

10. Bring Out the Candles

Candles are lovely year-round, but their flickering flames definitely become more magical on cosy autumn evenings. 

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