Let's Get Cozy This Fall 🍂

It's 420, and we'd rather be sipping something warm, and spending a cozy fall day at The David & Nancy Barbour House. Designed by John Marsh Davis in 1964.

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It’s kind of wild that we’re already staring down the last days of September, right? Next week is October, and the shift is real—cooler mornings, earlier sunsets, and that feeling like everything is starting to slow down (just a little). It's the perfect time to embrace the art of doing nothing, or whatever your version of that looks like. Maybe it's just staring out the window with a hot drink, thinking about literally nothing, or starting to get cozy with whatever kind of self-care you’re vibing with these days. The transition between seasons is always a little dreamy, like we’re all collectively sighing and letting go.

Speaking of letting go, we’ve got some fun stuff to get lost in this week. There’s the discovery of a new species of Ghost Shark (just in time for spooky season), a look inside Mimi Lauter’s magical garden in L.A., and the most chill frog, Omoochi, just waiting for the rain. Oh, and if you haven’t heard Orion Sun’s latest, now’s your chance to sink into a track of her newest album—it’s the kind of song that makes you feel like you're floating.

So, without further ado, we have our weekly inspiration for you to spark your afternoon daydreams. 🌿✨

Wanna Tour This Magical LA Artists Garden?

Mimi Lauter’s Los Angeles garden feels like something straight out of a dream. It’s lush, colorful, and full of life, blending art with nature in a way that makes it hard to tell where one ends and the other begins. Lauter, an artist herself, has crafted a space that feels as personal and creative as her paintings. It’s the kind of place that makes you want to slow down and get lost in the moment.

Wait For The Rain With Omoochi

Omoochi, the sweetest little frog, is just chilling and waiting for the rain in this video. There’s just something super peaceful about watching them sit there.

Ghost Sharks, and It's Not A Costume

Just in time for spooky season, scientists have discovered a new species of ghost shark, and it’s giving off major Halloween vibes. Deep in the waters off the coast of Australia, this eerie creature can be found lurking. Ghost sharks, also called chimaeras, are rare and kind of mysterious, which makes this discovery even cooler. It’s like nature knows how to set the mood for October—otherworldly and a little creepy.