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[–] OhStopYellingAtMe@lemmy.world 30 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago) (1 children)

I love summer.
I’d rather have 90° than 9°.
I like having daylight past 4pm.
I like seeing blue skies and the sun.
I like being able to go outside without bundling up under five layers, and still being cold.
I like not having to shovel my walks, snowblower my drive, scrape off my car, etc.
I like swimming.
I like seeing green trees, colorful flowers , bumblebees, and nature.
I like taking my kid to the park so he can ride his skateboard.
I like going to the beach.

Fuck winter, man.

[–] InvalidName2@lemmy.zip 4 points 1 day ago

This is why I love living in a place that has more than 2 seasons.

Spring is short, but features temperatures in between 90 and 9, increasing daylight into the evening, blue skies and sun, moderate temperatures that don't require that much in the way of bundling if at all, very little (if any) wintery precipitation, all the nature stuff at its earliest pristine moments, lovely parks, and the beach never goes away around here regardless of the season.

Okay, so limited to no swimming in the spring because most water is still kinda chilly.

We also have Fall. It tends to be longer than the Spring, but with fewer of the benefits.