We are deep into the lazy, hazy days of summer now; watching helplessly as July slips quickly behind us and we round the corner on August.
Hopefully you’ve been spending at least some of these impossibly long days exploring and enjoying all that the Maritimes has to offer.


It always strikes me that when you’re sweating out the summer months, even though you know that winter is most definitely coming, you still can’t fully comprehend of how cold and miserable it’s really going to be. And when you’re deep in the dark depths of January and February, it feels like you’ll never feel the warmth of the sun again. It’s like we develop some sort of seasonal amnesia in order to cope (is this already a thing?).

The really good news is that we’re currently in the sweatin’ and forgettin’ stage of our seasonal amnesia. That glorious stage when blizzards are but distant memory and storm chips have been replaced by campfire chips.
But beware, my dear fair-weather friends, the clock is indeed ticking. I can feel the days getting shorter by the moment. Those stunning summer sunsets and glorious beach days are numbered.
So, get out there and enjoy every second of it! Have drinks at the boardwalk, explore a place you’ve never been, take a sailing lesson or hike that peak you’ve always wanted to tackle. Because seasonal amnesia is real (or not) and winter is coming.
