Grief doesn’t wait for the “right” time. It can arrive on the sunniest day, when the air feels soft and the world insists everything is fine. Grieving, Even When It’s Nice Out explores the quiet dissonance of mourning in a world that keeps spinning — where our brains, our bodies, and the seasons often fall out of sync. Drawing on neuroscience and attachment theory, this piece delves into how grief is not a failure of resilience but a natural expression of love.