Ever since I can remember, the fall has been my favorite season. I love it all…
the scenery.

the attire.
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the food.
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the fun.

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While I’ve been enjoying all of those things, there is something particularly special about this fall. Along with the change in weather and the changing colors of nature, over these past few weeks I’ve also been noticing a change in myself.
I’ve made slight mention about the possible “life changes” I’ve been trying to ignite, but those aren’t the only changes I’m referring to. I’ve also been experiencing an internal sense of newness and, well…change.
I’m maturing – but in a different way than I have in the past.
I’m realizing what I want out of life…and what I don’t want out of life.
I’m beginning to understand what it means to truly have faith.
I’m finally getting to the point where I stop relying on myself so much, and instead starting to place my hopes and dreams solely in God’s hands.
I’m certainly still the same Gracie as I’ve always been. But I sure do hope that I become a less selfish, short-tempered, and more loving version of myself. And like I said – I want to get to the point where I can embrace the simplicity of giving everything up to God and trusting that He knows what’s best for me. The crazy part is that it really is that simple! True joy and fulfillment is not going to be found in a career, relationships, or a jean size. My joy comes from above.
Fall is a season of change, and this year it’s marking the beginning of a new season in my life: a season of excitement, newness, ups, downs, and reaching for the sky. But also a season of surrendering, learning, and glorifying God in all that I do.
(or at least trying to.)
Happy fall ![]()
“But those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint.” – Isaiah 40:31
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What is your favorite thing about the fall?
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Has this been a season of change in your life as well?












































