Dear Sunday Letter Readers,
Look at me—two Sunday Letters in a row! I know, shocking, right? Ha.
Tomorrow marks the first day of fall here in the northern hemisphere. Yes, even though we live in the southern United States, we’re still in the northern hemisphere. (The last time I mentioned this, a lady from Colorado insisted the Ozarks were in the southern hemisphere. Good grief. Some things really are facts.)
Another fact—yesterday, we finally received a lovely, much-needed rainfall. There was even rolling thunder, a sound I find incredibly soothing.
Something that wasn’t soothing = my college football watching experience. The Heartbreak Hogs managed to lose yet another close game. (I’m not an authority, but I bet that routinely happens when a team completely forgets to play in the second half.) And, my Baylor Bears lost by three points in the last few seconds to Arizona State. This loss felt different though, because both teams actually showed up and played hard for an entire four quarters.
Of course, in the big picture, none of this amounts to a hill of beans.🫘
What I really want to say is happy Last Day of Summer—and welcome to today’s Sunday Letter.
