One, two, three. [Laughs] Hello, cadre sphere. Anilah here. End. My buddy, Mirren. And, oh. Actually, just me in a blanket. [Laughs] Today, we're talking about safety in transitions and times of change as we talk about this summer's, uh, summer's spring. Wait, what's all this? What's all this? All sorts? All sorts. Oh, and tomorrow at Mirren's school, they have this lovely fall festival to celebrate that season of change. Hi, Shannon. Good to see you. So it is the end of September in just a few days.
Rolling into the fourth quarter of 2025. The last hundred days. And what? How did time fly so much? I still remember the beginning of 2025. It feels like yesterday. And now it feels like it's almost over. Hi, Jamie. So, it's September. It's... a season of change, season of transition. Some big things are happening in my work world. You know, I always kind of think of Minneapolis winters, which are coming, as this time of hibernation, where my neighbors and I are all getting our last walks in with our dogs together because we're not going to see each other for a few months, come snow time.
Sorry. I know you like it this way. Put it back. See? Change. I have to make making the change right now. And hibernation is coming. I always kind of think of literally think of a bear and how they go into their hold, their cave. And that is... I cannot wait to be honest. I can't wait for life to slow down. I don't know if it actually will because we're in a constant state of stuff happening in this world. But I'm curious what you're looking forward to as we change seasons and someone else is holding the phone.
So, we're taking you for a roller coaster ride. What are you looking forward to as we roll into October and shift into kind of a new, a new sense, a new energy, right? Like summer was kind of chill, laid back, enjoy nature, enjoy. I mean, it's also probably very hectic with travel and summer camps. And then I think September just rolled right in like a... Oh, like a steam roller. Boom, boom, boom. Just nonstop with kiddo school and now they're in so many different activities. I am an Uber driver now.
It feels like sharing the load with my husband and then, you know, the news and all the stuff that's going on all over the world is just like boom, boom, boom, bombardment of stress. And so, Shannon, I love that sentiment of rest as we enter this cold season of warmth of one of the things tomorrow at Mirren's Falls Festival. They do this beautiful outdoor storytelling with all the different grades, from first to eighth grade. Every grade has a role in this beautiful telling of sort of that, that the dance within ourselves and the fight within ourselves, the monster within and how we can tame it.
And part of that fall festival is having soup and apple crisp. And so we get to enjoy that nice warm soup, even though tomorrow is going to be a very nice warm day, but typically in the fall, it's cold and, you know, the fall leaves have changed. And so, it is time for rest. It is time for warmth. It is time for cozying up and staying safe together. And this time of change and celebrating change. There's so many different fall festivals with the Jewish New Year, right? We just came up. What's it called?
Rosh Hashana. Rosh Hashana. And are the valley New Year's coming up in October or November? I don't know. My mom will tell me when it comes. And that is also, again, another harvest festival. So yeah, Nikki, Shannon, everyone else. I've lost your names. Please tell me what you're looking forward to as we transition into the last hundred days of warmth and... I guess it's actually cold and warmth. Cold and then we need to be bundled up together, warm. I like pajamas at six. Shannon, I'm doing pajamas all day long already.
I have figured out my trick is to just buy clothes that are as comfy as pajamas, but look decent enough to wear all day long so I can go out and then boom, ready for bed. What do you think of that? Someone should make a whole line of clothes like that. Day where? Night where? Maybe that'll be my next project. I see that little... maybe not. Do you have anything to tell everybody about the season and the fall festival is coming up tomorrow? In the humans and I defeat the dragon. And there's a dragon.
And first, the fairies try it. Then the gnomes. Then the stars. Then the plants. And then the animals. And then finally, the humans try and we win. The humans win. I'll end with that, but they have to do it together. They have to try together, right? To defeat that dragon monster. So hopefully, as we enter October, we find a way to come together. I'll leave you with that. Have a good night. Good night. Good night. Bye.
