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On this last day of the candy year, let's take a moment to contemplate before the fallow season starts.
You all know the seasons of the candy year, right? September 1st through October 30th is Halloween. October 31st through December 24th is Christmas, December 25th to February 13th is Valentine's, and February 14th through Holy Saturday is Easter. Then Easter Sunday through August 31st is the fallow season, when there is no actually seasonal candy being pushed. It gives us all some months to rest before the new candy year starts.
You all know the seasons of the candy year, right? September 1st through October 30th is Halloween. October 31st through December 24th is Christmas, December 25th to February 13th is Valentine's, and February 14th through Holy Saturday is Easter. Then Easter Sunday through August 31st is the fallow season, when there is no actually seasonal candy being pushed. It gives us all some months to rest before the new candy year starts.
