Link Love: Fake Fall Faked Me Out

We had a few lovely, cool mornings about a week ago and I got so excited that Autumn was finally here. But no. I live in the Midwest and that was FAKE FALL. The temps have zipped back up to 90ºF for the past week and, even as a human lizard that prefers warm weather, I’m over it. I want bowls of steaming soup, a steady stream of spicy teas and a chance to wear even one of the dozens of sweaters I’ve knit.

I want to plan my final months in my planner and get excited about cracking the covers on new 2026 planners. But no. Instead, I have the kind of malaise that can only happen when you’ve been slow roasted for the better part of the last FIVE months. Its gotten so bad, I’m actually excited to see that the temps might drop to the mid-80ºFs at the end of the week. I think my brain has melted.

Send me cool weather wishes, rainy days and cozy memories while I slowly bake into shriveled pink jerky.

Pens:

Ink:

Pencils:

Notebooks, Planners & Paper:

Art & Creativity:

Other Interesting Things:


If you like what we do here, you might be interested in joining our Patreon. Patrons get access to an exclusive podcast, printables and more. Your patronage supports this site. Without our lovely Patrons, we could not continue to do what we do. Thank you!

Written by

4 comments

  1. Currently 94 where I live (further south than you). Cooler temps – YES Please!! Thinking about fall…what are your top three (or five) fall inspired inks? At the moment, while I’m just dreaming about fall, I’m currently using Diamine Merlot, FWP Bluebell Brushstrokes, Diamine Autumn Oak, and Diamine Classic Green, just to name a few.

  2. I live in the same Metro KC area as Ana. I looked up “Indian Summer” and it happens later like in October. What we tend to forget is that most of September is still Summer. My birthday is coming up, and more often than not it’s a warmer day. I’m so looking forward to cool weather.

  3. We have highs in the 90’s and upper 80’s this week, but I see next week the lows are in the upper 50’s so I’ll take it. Very common for Alabama I’m afraid.

Comments are closed.