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The work you do before the season changes

A maple leaf on wet ground as fall turns toward winter

This time of year feels like the world is changing gears. The mornings start later, the days end earlier, and there’s a quiet hum of readiness in the air. Out on the farm, we’ve been buttoning things up for winter, but the truth is, most of us feel some version of this shift, whether we live in the city, the suburbs, or out where the fields meet the trees.

There’s work to be done, both literal and emotional, before the new season settles in. Closets get cleared, projects wrapped, hearts re-centered. It’s not about rushing but about readying ourselves. The quiet between seasons is where we prepare ourselves, not just our spaces, for what’s next.

Let’s dream it, design it, and live it—together.

With love,
Lane + Jules


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This letter first went out to our readers in the Country Living Connoisseur on November 14, 2025. The full issue has the garden and farm kitchen sections too. Want the next one? Pull up a chair and join us here.

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Lane and Jules Morris

Authors and University of Tennessee faculty writing from our farm in East Tennessee about gardening, the farm kitchen, faith and designing a flourishing life at any age. More about us

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