7 Minute Stories w/ Aaron Calafato
Jul 23, 2026 · 10 min · 4 segments
In the middle of a hot, humid summer, Aaron escapes into a story about his favorite season: fall. From crisp morning air and colorful leaves to apple orchards, pumpkin patches, bonfires, and hayrides…
It's late September, early October, and when you head out to the porch to have your cup of coffee, you notice something has changed.
Go out there and hold it with two hands, not just one, two, and keep it a little closer to your chest, just to stay warm in the early morning hours.
Now, the frost that you see on the grass It scares some people, but not you, because you know it's only going to last for a couple of hours because the sun's going to come up.
It's going to hit somewhere today between 48 and 57 degrees, 58 degrees, partly sunny, partly cloudy.
And you realize that this is what could be considered the greatest season of the year.
It's late September, early October, and when you head out to the porch to have your cup of coffee, you notice something has changed.
Go out there and hold it with two hands, not just one, two, and keep it a little closer to your chest, just to stay warm in the early morning hours.
Now, the frost that you see on the grass It scares some people, but not you, because you know it's only going to last for a couple of hours because the sun's going to come up.
It's going to hit somewhere today between 48 and 57 degrees, 58 degrees, partly sunny, partly cloudy.
And you realize that this is what could be considered the greatest season of the year.
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