Andy Sochor December 5, 2024

The Seasonal Nature of Life (12/05/24)

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This week we’re talking about seasons. The previous episode was released on Thanksgiving day, which is the start of the “holiday season” in the U.S. That got me thinking about the seasonal nature of life. I don’t mean what we typically think of – the “stages” of life (youth, young adulthood, married, children, children grown, grandchildren, retirement, etc.). Instead, I’m thinking about the seasons that should naturally occur throughout the year which, thanks to modern technology, are easy to ignore. I want us to consider a few thoughts along these lines today.

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