We say it all the time, but time really flies! It seems like yesterday we were trying to beat the latest heat wave. Now, the weather is shifting, the leaves are turning, and we’re about to enter the home stretch of 2024. Are you ready for fall?
Nowruz marks the Persian New Year and is celebrated on the Spring Equinox with traditional customs, dances, gift exchanges, poetry, and of course, food. We wish all of our Persian friends and family members a very happy Nowruz!
It seems like only yesterday we were sweating through the hottest week of the year. But yesterday was the Fall Equinox, which means it’s time for falling leaves and pullovers. Pumpkin spice lattes, anyone?
It feels like summer, but it’s still only spring. Enjoy the warm weather, and hope for April showers to bring May flowers – and help with the drought!
The fall — or autumnal — equinox arrives in the Northern Hemisphere at precisely 12:20pm PDT today, September 22. But the celestial event occurs at the same moment worldwide, when the Sun crosses an imaginary extension of our equator as the Earth tilts on its axis.
So what are you doing during the lunch hour on Hump Day? Want to have an equinox party?
