Cold weather sucks!

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Daily writing prompt
How do you feel about cold weather?

I hate it.

I don’t care about the ability to put on more layers if i’m cold versus only being able to take off so much if I’m hot. I. hate the lack of sunlight. I hate the shorter days and longer nights.

Having said all that, I would take a cold sunny day over a slightly-warmer, cloudy day. To be honest, I don’t think it’s so much that I hate cold weather as much as I hate cloudy days.

I know I talked about this before about the fact that I lived in South Carolina for eight years, but the weather there was just amazing. Even though it was extremely humid in the summers, it was worth it just to not have to deal with Michigan winters.

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2 responses to “Cold weather sucks!”

  1. truthcookies2705 Avatar

    So, between North Carolina and Michigan, do or did you prefer the weather in one to that of the other? If you were to choose. Where then would you rather live? I personally don’t fancy humidity . It gets so old! Being hot and sticky all the time as opposed to being cool or cold and comfortable with some hot food,or drink, and warm snacks.

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    1. rebuilding rob Avatar

      The winters in South Carolina are incredible. Having said that, I’m not really in a hurry to get back to that humidity, that you were talking about.

      I thought I knew what humidity was going up in Michigan, and then I moved down south

      But I remember talking to a guy down there one time and he said that really no matter where you live in the United States, you’re going to have to deal with three months of some kind of extreme weather

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