angilpari1122
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Hello Everyone,
Please tell me, Why do you love winter season....?
Please tell me, Why do you love winter season....?
Why do you love winter season....?
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angilpari1122
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thanks for advise....
lisaparker0390
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I love it because no more heat or sunlight that will faint me.
Onlinedomainreseller
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In response to the opening question, one of the main reasons why I love the winter season is because in the state of Arizona winter season means cool temperatures around 50 degrees or so with no snow and ice either. In addition, since the temps are low I don't have to have the AC on all the time and it cuts back on bills.
pablohunt2812
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) As soon as that gentle chill in the air turns into biting cold you know winter has officially arrived! However, the cold weather is a perfect excuse to switch to a winter wardrobe. Personally, I love wrapping up in thick scarves, woolly hats and knitted socks. Plus, a large number of patterned, "ugly" jumpers appear in the shops...there is nothing better than a big, cosy jumper!
2) One of the worst things about winter is how it gets cold and dark really early. However, this is the best time to stay indoors where it is warm and cosy. You can relax with a great book or entertaining film, knowing that the frosty weather is safely on the opposite side of the window!
3) Winter food is the best kind of food! Staying inside on a chilly evening calls for hot chocolate and cream, warm apple juice, or copious mugs of tea. Mince pies and other seasonal treats appear in the supermarkets, just begging to be served warm with cream. Winter vegetables can be roasted or turned into steaming bowls of healthy soup and winter fruits can be baked into yummy pies. Plus, if the cold weather is forcing you to spend the day indoors, there is plenty of time to bake a fruit cake, assemble a gingerbread house or experiment with the abundance of seasonal recipes that pop up across the internet.
4) It can be not very nice how early in the evenings it becomes dark. However, it is perfect for viewing fireworks. November 5th is Bonfire night in the UK, meaning all across the country you will see vibrant lights decorating the sky. Also, Christmas lights get switched on in town centres, often with a switching on ceremony. This is when everyone gathers in the street, often with music, games and food vendors, to witness the lights being turned on, sometimes by a celebrity. The country becomes illuminated with colourful lights, cheering up the dark, winter nights.
5) This is perhaps a pretty obvious one but once winter has arrived you know that Christmas is on its way, bringing with it a collection of delicious food, vibrant decorations, heart-warming films and television specials, festive events and activities, jolly music, and time spent with love ones.
Christmas Is Comming
I'm looking forward to the Christmas holiday season. How about you?
2) One of the worst things about winter is how it gets cold and dark really early. However, this is the best time to stay indoors where it is warm and cosy. You can relax with a great book or entertaining film, knowing that the frosty weather is safely on the opposite side of the window!
3) Winter food is the best kind of food! Staying inside on a chilly evening calls for hot chocolate and cream, warm apple juice, or copious mugs of tea. Mince pies and other seasonal treats appear in the supermarkets, just begging to be served warm with cream. Winter vegetables can be roasted or turned into steaming bowls of healthy soup and winter fruits can be baked into yummy pies. Plus, if the cold weather is forcing you to spend the day indoors, there is plenty of time to bake a fruit cake, assemble a gingerbread house or experiment with the abundance of seasonal recipes that pop up across the internet.
4) It can be not very nice how early in the evenings it becomes dark. However, it is perfect for viewing fireworks. November 5th is Bonfire night in the UK, meaning all across the country you will see vibrant lights decorating the sky. Also, Christmas lights get switched on in town centres, often with a switching on ceremony. This is when everyone gathers in the street, often with music, games and food vendors, to witness the lights being turned on, sometimes by a celebrity. The country becomes illuminated with colourful lights, cheering up the dark, winter nights.
5) This is perhaps a pretty obvious one but once winter has arrived you know that Christmas is on its way, bringing with it a collection of delicious food, vibrant decorations, heart-warming films and television specials, festive events and activities, jolly music, and time spent with love ones.
Christmas Is Comming
I'm looking forward to the Christmas holiday season. How about you?Patrick Ferris
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1) With the change of season comes new beginnings
2) Cold weather
3) Layering all of your favorite clothes into one outfit
4) Hot cocoa, hot cider, and peppermint spiced lattes
5) Snuggling up to someone you love
6) Celebrating the holidays
7) Presents!! (And Presence!!)
8) Cooking big meals with family
9) The smell of bonfires
10) Christmas lights
11) S’mores and Irish Coffee
12) Warm socks
13) Days off!!
14) New Years just around the cor
2) Cold weather
3) Layering all of your favorite clothes into one outfit
4) Hot cocoa, hot cider, and peppermint spiced lattes
5) Snuggling up to someone you love
6) Celebrating the holidays
7) Presents!! (And Presence!!)
8) Cooking big meals with family
9) The smell of bonfires
10) Christmas lights
11) S’mores and Irish Coffee
12) Warm socks
13) Days off!!
14) New Years just around the cor
angilpari1122
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thanks for advise....