Fall 2025 in photos

Fall 2025 came quickly and powerfully, packed to the brim with fun and adventure.

From travel and new experiences to recovery and rest, plus the ushering in of the holidays, this season treated us well.

Here’s my fall 2025 in photos; a visual representation of my seasonal adventures in Milwaukee and beyond. Thanks for taking a peek!

September

Septembers are always among my favorite of the months. This time around, September ushered us into the fall 2025 season in the same forward motion of busier than ever. Highlights included: our last beach day, a hike at Lions Den Gorge, our last Brewers game of the season (and cheering the team into the playoffs), a trip to the Fox Cities, a fun wiffle ball season, our eighth wedding anniversary, a coven party, a trip to Ozaukee County, and lots of work in between.

Autumn is a poem – while you fall for everything, you remember that there is something worth dying for.

Laura Chouette

October

October, in typical fashion, was a whirlwind. It was both a treat and a gruel and grind, balancing work and life and last-minute travel. Highlights: a wine tasting, batting cages, a friend’s bridal shower, lots of UGC work, a guest bedroom renovation, our annual trip to Basse’s Farms, two modeling photoshoots, many 9 p.m. wiffle ball games (brutal), Halloween with friends, a Denver work trip, and my short story officially published!

I remember it as October days are always remembered, cloudless, maple-flavored, the air gold and so clean it quivers.

Leif Enger, Peace Like a River

November

Fall 2025 ended with a booming month of November. It was hectic, busy, stressful, and fun. I started the month recovering from travel, but not slowing down—hopping right into my annual magazine writing deadline with 14 articles and sliding into a dark and dreary time change.

From there, highlights included: watching a Packers game in Green Bay, modeling for a new sauna park, seeing Wicked Part 2, celebrating 14 years together, visiting Port Washington, doing a runway model call, a PRF treatment, a day trip exploring Chicago’s Pilsen neighborhood, and spending our Thanksgiving at a water park (lol).

It was a booked and busy and fruitful month.

As November’s crisp, rustling leaves surrender to cool autumn breezes and whirl away in all directions, we are reminded that ‘for everything there is a season.

 Peggy Toney Horton, Unseen Angels

Thanks for checking out my fall 2025 in photos!

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