Every September I make a fall bucket list full of apple picking trips and Friendsgiving plans. I almost didn't make one this year because it's, well, this year, but there are still a lot of fun fall activities we can do outside and at home and I want to make the most of outside weather while we still can.
I'm going to go ahead and warn you right now that if you make one of these apple cider floats, you will finish it in about 30 seconds and then make another. I saw a picture of apple cider floats on Pinterest and immediately decided to try out a little recipe for myself because it looked so delicious and so easy.
I just sat for 10 minutes staring at my screen trying to sum up September. I don't think there are actual words to describe the highs and lows I've had this month but let's just say that our country's loss of RBG threw me over the proverbial edge. The little hope I had left about our election seemingly flew out of my psyche and I entered a really dark place for a few days.
I love carving pumpkins in the fall. My sister and I used to do with our grandfather every year as kids and those memories are so happy for me. Amalia loves anything and everything Halloween-related with pumpkins and Jack-o-Lanterns high on the list.
She insisted on carving one early this year, so I of course had to make one of my favorite fall treats, toasted maple cinnamon pumpkin seeds!
