*sigh*

I remember when I was little and we had four seasons. I miss them. They were nice.

As an aside, I am one of those sick freaks that can handle a heavy amount of humidity. I guess it is a balance, because if we have a cold winter (not like this last one) I will bitch the whole time. I keep quiet in the hot humid days of summer and let my husband bitch then.

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I hate heat, and humidity even more! anything over 70 degrees, and I'm sweating walking up the stairs! Sleeping in a nice cold room is great too, during the winter- window usually cracked just a little... summer, the air goes on about 3 hours before I get to bed, so when I walk in, it's like walking into a big fridge.

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4 seasons don't mean anything unless you've lived in a warm climate and can compare the difference. the weather may not be what it used to be, but we really *do* have 4 very distinct seasons here: winter is cold, spring is warmer, summer is hot, fall is cooler

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See, I don't base seasons on the temp. I base it on the visuals.

Unless you have more than a foot of snow for at least a solid week on at least two occasions, it isn't winter. This whole "we get a snow storm and it melts in three days" thing doesn't do it for me.

But again, I enjoy the winter... playing in the snow, the slight burn in your lungs from the cold air, the cuddling to keep warm ...

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the cuddling sounds nice

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See, I'm more with Adam on this one (the weather, not the cuddling Annie )

When you say "spring is warmer", "fall is cooler", to me that says that that spring and fall are just slight variations on whatever came before. I think of a season as a dramatically different set of conditions - winter is sub zero and snowy, spring is a sudden riot of green and warmth, summer is sticky and hot, in autumn the whole world suddenly turns red and orange and yellow.