Barbara discusses how the fall season affects her perception and routine, contrasting her current experience with her younger years. She misses the vibrancy of past seasonal activities but acknowledges that her daily routine remains constant due to her more settled lifestyle.
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Okay, so Barbara, how does the transition into the fall affect your overall health or daily routine? What I mean is, do the shorter days, cooler weather or return to routine bring specific changes for you? I would say not, other than that, you know, I think that fall intellectually is a beautiful season. But in my mind, it always means, oh, here comes winter. And, you know, sometimes that interferes with my ability to appreciate the beauties of autumn, because I've always thinking, okay, this is the winter when everything kind of shuts down and you don't, you don't go out, you don't want to drive, you don't, you know, all of those things. So yeah, I'd like to appreciate the autumn more, but I can't separate it from the fact that it means winter's coming. And I don't know that it affects my routine because my life, my world is so small now that the basic things go want it, you know, the same things go on and on pretty much every day. Sure, sure. Thank you very much. And are there any particular challenges that tend to arise for you during the fall months? And how do you usually respond to them? I don't think there are the same challenges there are when I was younger, you know, when it was back to school time and, you know, the whole routines changed or no more travel time, you know, no more vacation time, that kind of thing. But now, you know, in the situation I'm in now, every season, if you don't go outside, every season is quite like, you wouldn't even know and I don't have to cope with, all right, it's time to put the shutters up. Okay, I need to rake the leaves, all of those things aren't happening. So I don't face the same kind of challenges that I would have when I was younger, or that a younger person faces. Barbara, could we see you? Yes, perfect. Thank you very much. Thank you. I apologize. Okay. And do you find...
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