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Give Your Seasons Some Shape

Give Your Seasons Some Shape

A seasonal living chart and art print designed to help align your activities, food, and media with the passing seasons.

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  • Hope Corrigan
    Hope CorriganFirst to rec

    “Not just for produce but books, movies, music, activities, mantras too. I won’t watch a snowy movie in July, or a sweaty one in December. Appreciate asparagus and peas in spring as much as we love tomato season. A Carl Hiaasen book should be read in June, and Scandinavian noir in the dead of winter. Some things are season agnostic but most aren’t. Lean into your seasons and time slows down.”

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