Originally Posted By irishfan I love winter most here in Sydney, I love the clear blue sky days, crisp mornings, and the cool evenings.
Originally Posted By 999HAUNTS <My worst day ever is January 2nd.> Ohh, mine too. That's usually the day I've screwed up my NYE resolution LOL
Originally Posted By mele I've always loved Autumn the most with Spring coming in a close second. Last Summer was so wonderful that I was greatly anticipating Summer this year (more than I ever have before). I desperately needed the downtime and the warmth. Well, I started working full-time and the Summer heat limped in and is limping back out again so I'm not sure I care about Summer at all. I love Xmastime, but if you really think about it, it's mostly in the Fall (at least in North America). ;-)
Originally Posted By amazedncal2 Fall. The BEST season ever. When I spot the first leaf turning color on the tree in our front yard it takes my breath away. Halloween and Thanksgiving are my favorite holidays
Originally Posted By goodgirl In Oregon we have four distinct seasons. All have things I like. I'm looking forward to Fall because we have nice weather for awhile before the rains start. It's also the beginning of the holiday season which means fun and family.
Originally Posted By alexbook Whichever season we're not in at the moment. If it's hot, I want it to be cold. If it's cold, I want it to be hot. Yes, I'm an idiot with no medium-term memory. Isn't everybody?
Originally Posted By Labuda Can I change my answer? I know I said winter, but in all honesty, my favorite season isn't one of the 4 that are part of nature. It's football season. THAT is my favorite.
Originally Posted By Disneymom443 Football season that's funny...I would have said that too. Go Cowboys!!!
Originally Posted By Disneymom443 Ok that works....I was an 49rs fan, then I married a Cowboys fan. It was the era of Troy and the gang. I was changed then.
Originally Posted By LadyKluck I would say chickapin's answer is exactly it for me too! Autumn with Spring being a very close second.