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There is something about August. Summer is still here. The days are long. The evenings linger. There is still time for one more swim, one more dinner outside, one more lazy morning. And yet… You can feel it coming. The back-to-school lists. The new schedules. The calendar filling up. The familiar rhythm of September waiting just around the corner. August carries a particular kind of anticipation. A little excitement. A little resistance. A little nostalgia. Maybe even a little anxiety. And...

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