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We greet Autumn with warm remembrances of cider, apples and bonfires. Landscapes show leaves of hardwood forests changing from summer green to magnificent color as the natural world settles in for the winter. As the month of October nears its end, we pause to think of this dying of the natural world as it reflects on our own eventual demise.

Earlier this month I was privileged to have been asked to present on the first day of a healthcare leadership conference in two different Michigan locations. The first was in the Upper Peninsula (UP to Michiganders!) in the small town of Ishpeming at their beautiful county medical care facility.

I love antiques and the stories they hold. I am incredibly fortunate to have some silver from my Great Grandmother on my mother’s side and some English bone china tea cups. When I touch one of the cups or read on a piece of silver where Great Grandpa engraved her name, I feel taken back in time, remembering their home and garden.