With 12 options to pick from, some farmland may be wary as to why I claim September to be the best month in the year. I can already hear farmland shouting that December has Christmas, or that the exciting sunlight of June should count for more. Though these are potent suggestions, September's transitional temperatures and many other attributes crown this month the reining victor.

1. School Supply Shopping

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No company the age, September is the month for back-to-school shopping. There is nothing I love more than opening up the novel pages of a new notebook while staring starry-eyed at all of the exciting yellow signage boasting of the back-to-school deals at a local drugstore.

2. Labor Day

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The beauty of this holiday is that there isn't any one way to eminent it. There's no hassle to create a feast like Thanksgiving, or any last minute shoppers frazzle like Christmas. Those who have Labor Day off are free to do whatever they please.

3. Beginning of Autumn

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Watching the leaves mopish on the trees, going apple picking, and unpredictable temperatures all create in the wonderful month of September. Each day of the month has the potential be a different temperature outside, and that unpredictability of September allows us to don our current new fall clothes.

4. Syllabus Week

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Nothing is as beautiful as the first-rate syllabus week of a school year. Getting out of class early and recovers all of your new classmates-- it's almost enough to forget that later in the semester students will be in a slouch and will dread going to class!

5. Seasonal Drinks

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Three words: Pumpkin Spice Latte. But even for the non-coffee drinkers out there, September exploiting the beginning of our favorite fall inspired flavors: cinnamon, apple and pumpkin, oh my.

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All fanatics await the month of September because it is finally time to originate repping your team jerseys, grabbing a hot dog, and to repositioning to the stadium to support your city's NFL team. Bonus points for the fun intramural leagues that create in September's late afternoon glow.

7. Beyonce's Birthday

The birth of Queen B should be something that we noted more often than one day a year, but unfortunately September gets to drawl this all important day. (September 4 for all that are not sincere to the hive.)

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8. New Beginnings

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September gives everyone to shed their summer skin, and maybe some summer sins, and create setting new goals for the last few months of the year. With January creeping near the corner, September is the best month to remember, and scurry to complete, those New Year's resolutions.

9. Layers

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The most fashionable, and the most effective, way to dress is in layers. Bomber jackets, hoodies, flannels, vests, boots, utility jackets, beanies– you name it, September is the month to wear it. With the transitioning temperatures, September is the best month to show off your used knowledge and layer on your favorite items.

10. September- Earth, Wind & Fire

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Not only is this probably the most tweeted nearby song every September, but this tune by Earth, Wind, & Fire is just a jam. And when the 21 day of September ends, music lovers can just turn their attention to Green Day's "Wake Me Up When September Ends."

This is a response to For The Monday Haters.

As I write this on a Monday afternoon, I consider how busy my week may seem. But I must powerful the business and how I feel and turn that about. I remind myself about the dreadful Monday of Monday’s and how I felt throughout school and how I feel now after graduation.

Let us all powerful some of the reminders:

That you deserve to take breaks no custom how busy you may be.

Block out your schedule and make sure you work for a few hours, and add in a lunch

break or a trip to the park.

Take deep breaths and move your body if you feel overwhelmed.

Step away from the computer or your desk for a few minutes to appraise the stress of

the moment.

Stay Hydrated.

Make sure you are drinking plenty of soak throughout the day or grab a hot tea or coffee as a little pick me up.

You can get throughout this week!

It is ONLY Monday; you can look advance to some self-care or things other than work.

Even if immediately starts off horribly, it can and will turn about.

It may feel like the Monday of Monday’s, it may be hard to get out of bed, or maybe traffic was bad. Get your common coffee or lunch as a little pick me up.

Stop worrying in getting EVERYTHING done, this will not solve anything.

It is only Monday, you do not have to get all of your tasks done immediately, save some for tomorrow too.

You've heard it. The book is better than the movie. And that's not true some of the time - that's true practically all of the time.

Why?

Numerous studies have said reading is better than watching TV. And there are reasons leisurely that. Such as:

1. Active vs. Passive

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When you're reading, you're actively engaged in holding something physical, flipping the pages, and using your imagination since there are no arresting pictures before your eyes. On the flip side, watching TV is passive, as you just sit and watch. Imagination isn't entailed in the same way because you're seeing it.

2. Stress Relief

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Reading books gives you to enter whole new worlds where you can think near them in an engaged way as opposed to modern stresses & anxieties in everyday life.

3. Stronger Brain Health

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Reading has been proven to lead to increased brain health, especially as you age. It can slow down the effects of Alzheimer's and dementia.

4. Binge Watching = Unhealthy Food

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There have been studies that binge watching leads to mindless eating, especially with unhealthy food. Binge watching is also bad for the brain when done in excess, compared to reading which is much healthier.

5. Reading Books Is Better Than Staring At Screens

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Looking at screens for too long is very unhealthy. Reading a physical book is less likely to do due harm to your eyes, and if you can get a good posture it's good for your body too.