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Favorite season?

What's your favorite season?


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Autumn is my favorite season. It's where the hot, frantic nature of summer is starting to calm down and things become slower, start to relax, and it feels like there is more rest in the air. Things aren't asleep yet like in winter but it's not as lively as summer. The air is cooler but not freezing yet. There are always 2-3 weeks in there where climate is perfect and I'm almost always outside.

Also, on an energy level (or whatever you want to call it), autumn feels like the new year to me, as opposed to January. I never understood why Jan. 1 marked new years day... I always felt it was more like that in the fall, and for me Halloween has always marked the transition. Not sure why. September always denotes new beginnings for me and the passing of the previous year, and it's not because that's when school starts. Even when I haven't been in school I've felt that way, and I always feel more reflective and calm in autumn.

I learned recently that when the leaves turn yellow, red, and orange, you are actually seeing their true colour, because the green chlorophyll is gone.
 
Autumn is my favorite season. It's where the hot, frantic nature of summer is starting to calm down and things become slower, start to relax, and it feels like there is more rest in the air. .

Yeah... RIIIIIIGHT before everything DIES! And then it turns COLD and you freeze your ass off and then a snow storm comes along and you go to drive to work the next day and you have to shovel the damn thing out IF it starts.... then on your way, you hit an ice patch and slam into a train going 80MPH and you DIE!

Noooo way. Fall is right before evil winter.
 
Yeah... RIIIIIIGHT before everything DIES! And then it turns COLD and you freeze your ass off and then a snow storm comes along and you go to drive to work the next day and you have to shovel the damn thing out IF it starts.... then on your way, you hit an ice patch and slam into a train going 80MPH and you DIE!

Noooo way. Fall is right before evil winter.

That doesn't make fall evil. If I could live in a climate where it was perpetually autumn, that would be awesome.
 
Autumn is my favorite season. It's where the hot, frantic nature of summer is starting to calm down and things become slower, start to relax, and it feels like there is more rest in the air. Things aren't asleep yet like in winter but it's not as lively as summer. The air is cooler but not freezing yet. There are always 2-3 weeks in there where climate is perfect and I'm almost always outside.

Also, on an energy level (or whatever you want to call it), autumn feels like the new year to me, as opposed to January. I never understood why Jan. 1 marked new years day... I always felt it was more like that in the fall, and for me Halloween has always marked the transition. Not sure why. September always denotes new beginnings for me and the passing of the previous year, and it's not because that's when school starts. Even when I haven't been in school I've felt that way, and I always feel more reflective and calm in autumn.

I learned recently that when the leaves turn yellow, red, and orange, you are actually seeing their true colour, because the green chlorophyll is gone.

There are many cultures that celebrate the new year in the fall. In India, the Diwali festival is traditionally a new year celebration - though they don't change the actual year dates now since the whole fricken world uses the Gregorian calendar now.
 
Fall for all the reason you and others have listed! Also when I can break out all the comfy, cozy sweaters I love:)
 
Fall. I'm not sure why. It's always been my season of renewal.
 
Winter by far. I love the cold, ice and snow.



Ive always wanted to try pheasant. How does it taste?

good but it can be dry. closer to turkey than chicken

my wife soaks it in milk and wraps bacon around it.
 
Winter with snow on the ground and more falling in the sky.

My perfect day is snowy and blustery, 25° with a breeze of 10 mph making the snow swirl as it blizzards.
My second perfect day is clear and sunny, 40° with a breeze of 20 mph making sailboats heel and scream forward at max hull speed.

I like it cold at night, so I leave the windows open in autumn, winter and spring.
 
Fall for sure

lots of reasons

1) back to school (I liked school and by Late August I was bored)
2) cooler than summer-I hate sweating like a pig and in Ohio the summers are hot and humid
3) Hunting season in late fall-as a kid my favorite things involved hunting with my father or going to a club he belonged to and shooting skeet and then having lunch in the clubhouse by a big fire. By winter it was too cold to shoot
4) the fall trees-New England to OHio to Virginia are at their prettiest in the fall
5) ladies--in the winter, too much on, in the spring too pale, in the summer not enough on :) fall just right and the tans remain!!
 
Not sure why. September always denotes new beginnings for me and the passing of the previous year, and it's not because that's when school starts.

Maybe you're Jewish. :2razz:
 
What's your favorite season, and why?

Fall and spring. Not too hot not too cold. Don't need the air conditioning or heater on.
 
Winter... temps here are usually in the high 60s to mid 70s during the day... perfect for running... nights can get a little chilly (gets below 50 for a couple of weeks) but I can deal with that...

Early spring and late fall are also nice... warm during the day and cool during the evening... late spring through summer into early fall ... too hot...

Not a choice, but typhoon season can be "fun" when we get hit by one, but we had MASSIVE flooding on August 8th last year (called the Father's Day Flood or 8-8 Flood) when we got hit by typhoon Morokot...

I also hate the winter rainy season that lasts for a couple of weeks where I live... June rainy season is really nice and refreshing...
 
Summer, definitely. I love it being hot enough to go swimming. I love that it's light out so late. I love summer vacations and barbecues and the 4th of July (i.e. fireworks).

My least favorite season is winter by far. Mostly just for the weather. When you drive 75 miles to get to work, ice and snow aren't much fun at all.
 
Autumn is my favorite season. It's where the hot, frantic nature of summer is starting to calm down and things become slower, start to relax, and it feels like there is more rest in the air. Things aren't asleep yet like in winter but it's not as lively as summer. The air is cooler but not freezing yet. There are always 2-3 weeks in there where climate is perfect and I'm almost always outside.

Also, on an energy level (or whatever you want to call it), autumn feels like the new year to me, as opposed to January. I never understood why Jan. 1 marked new years day... I always felt it was more like that in the fall, and for me Halloween has always marked the transition. Not sure why. September always denotes new beginnings for me and the passing of the previous year, and it's not because that's when school starts. Even when I haven't been in school I've felt that way, and I always feel more reflective and calm in autumn.

I learned recently that when the leaves turn yellow, red, and orange, you are actually seeing their true colour, because the green chlorophyll is gone.

That was me until this year. I absolutely adore fall, and whenever we'd pick a vacation destination, I would always say, "why can't we travel someplace that just feels like autumn?" It always seemed silly that people would go to places where it's always summer.

Part of the renewal of fall, whether people realize it or not, probably comes from childhood when a new school year began in September. Kids will never admit it, but most really like school. Some truly love learning, and some just love having other kids around them all day. It's a little exciting to be starting a new life, especially when you know it's only going to last 9 months.

I don't tolerate heat well and always dreaded summer. Until this year. Tomorrow will bring to a close the best summer I've had in my adult life. I finally "get summer." And now it's gone again. Suddenly, I've forgotten what it is that I love so much about autumn. However, as the leaves turn their glorious colors, as the crisp air dances in little minuets breaking the sun's heat in short bursts, and as the house fills with the scent of baking apple pie, I'll remember my true love. Just let me kiss my mistress one more time. :)
 
For me it goes Fall, Winter, Summer, Spring

I like fall because that means weekends once again have meaning with football on the TV, and the crisp feel of fresh air after a stagnant summer. Winter comes in second because I live in the south where they don't have real winters, and so I get to mock their weak temperature sensibilities by wearing shorts while they are bundled when it gets to be 45 degrees, summer because the heat feels nice and loosens up my golf swing. Spring comes in a far last behind them all because the godamned birds are literally out at 4:30 in the morning making all sorts of racket.
 
That was me until this year. I absolutely adore fall, and whenever we'd pick a vacation destination, I would always say, "why can't we travel someplace that just feels like autumn?" It always seemed silly that people would go to places where it's always summer.

Part of the renewal of fall, whether people realize it or not, probably comes from childhood when a new school year began in September. Kids will never admit it, but most really like school. Some truly love learning, and some just love having other kids around them all day. It's a little exciting to be starting a new life, especially when you know it's only going to last 9 months.

I don't tolerate heat well and always dreaded summer. Until this year. Tomorrow will bring to a close the best summer I've had in my adult life. I finally "get summer." And now it's gone again. Suddenly, I've forgotten what it is that I love so much about autumn. However, as the leaves turn their glorious colors, as the crisp air dances in little minuets breaking the sun's heat in short bursts, and as the house fills with the scent of baking apple pie, I'll remember my true love. Just let me kiss my mistress one more time. :)

You must write a book. I must read it.
 
I like Spring and Summer, because I like Swimming and I perfer warm to cool. I like all seasons for different reasons. :)
 
I like the cooler weather. Fall is wonderful and early winter is great. The only thing I really like about summer would be the longer sun exposure. I prefer crisp air and hot coffee... autumn it is.
 
I like the cooler weather. Fall is wonderful and early winter is great. The only thing I really like about summer would be the longer sun exposure. I prefer crisp air and hot coffee... autumn it is.

Where have you been young lady?You were missed.
 
I like the cooler weather. Fall is wonderful and early winter is great. The only thing I really like about summer would be the longer sun exposure. I prefer crisp air and hot coffee... autumn it is.
agreed...nothing better than hot coffee on a cool morning....spring would be second for me
 
Where have you been young lady?You were missed.

Heya donc... been workin' and not much else. Just in time to take a break and enjoy fall. ;)
 
Fall, of course. It brings the fiery colors and the cool air, and the promise of death soon approaching.

But that's only if I still lived in upstate New York. I don't need a favorite season now, since it's always summer in Los Angeles.
 
Fall, of course. It brings the fiery colors and the cool air, and the promise of death soon approaching.

But that's only if I still lived in upstate New York. I don't need a favorite season now, since it's always summer in Los Angeles.

Do you ever miss the other three seasons?
 
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