A Few of My Favorite Things Heading in to Fall

Toni Camp • Executive Pastor
August 31, 2026

2 Minute Read

I thought I would do something just for fun today! I love reading articles about what everyone else’s current favorite things are, so here is mine!

First up, we all know I am a planner girly. I absolutely love them and usually change them out a few times a year. Right now, I am pretty set on the Full Focus planner. It is a quarterly planner that has goals, monthly set ups, weekly set ups, weekly reviews and two pages per day. I’m also able to use it as a journal. It is so helpful for everything I have going on right now. The only downside is that it is not pre-dated and you have to set it up. However, I enjoy doing it so it really isn’t a downside for me.

Next up is my fall bag. I had my heart set on an oxblood colored bag in a satchel style. I fell in love with a Patricia Nash one that isn’t made anymore and finally found one on Poshmark. The color and style is gorgeous and I have always loved the inside of Patricia Nash Bags. Perfect for Fall!!

I don’t use a lot of candles because of allergies, asthma and migraines. So, I diffuse a lot of essential oils. This is my favorite one for fall! It is Simplified by Young Living, the Warm Pumpkin Spice. I need to order some so I had to use a stock photo. When I am in the mood for a candle I use Root candles. They are made with beeswax and essential oils and they have a pumpkin spice one that smells lovely as well!

Lastly, I know, I know.. but it is what it is; I love pumpkin spice creamer and my favorite is Chobani!

Ok, What are a few of your favorite things?

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