In this chapter, Jeneen leans into Vermont’s unofficial truth: the state doesn’t so much transition as it ebbs and flows. “Two of Each Season Sounds About Right” becomes a quiet metaphor for the cards life deals, freeze and thaw, stillness and motion, holding on and letting go. What emerges is not a complaint about extremes but an acceptance of them. Jeneen's landing is steady and sure because she has learned to meet each season, inner and outer, with presence. This chapter and series ends with a tender acknowledgment that growth often happens in spectrums of contrasts, and that embracing the journey means trusting both the deep cold and the sudden bloom.