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11 Reasons Why Spring Is The Best Season

Winter is finally over, and Spring is right around the corner.

Gilli Rodriguez
Mar 14, 2018
Sam Houston State University
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11 Reasons Why Spring Is The Best Season
Brenda Jackson

March 20th is the official start date for the spring season. You can start feeling the effects of spring already. The weather is warming up and the sun is out almost every day now. You can see students outside having a picnic and enjoying themselves. You can also see students enjoying spring break on campus.

This year, Easter is going to be celebrated on April 1st, which is April Fools Day For those that don't know, April Fools Day is dedicated to pranks and hoaxing.

Spring is a time to enjoy and spend time with family. It signifies the halfway point of the semester. Spring is a time to relax. Not all the time do you have amazing weather and beautiful flowers to smell. Anyhow, these are the 11 points that prove that Spring is the best season.

1. Sports

In Spring season, we have college baseball and softball under full swing. And who doesn't want to watch softball with the beautiful weather outside.

2. Clothes

We finally get to wear shorts and comfortable clothing instead of boots/jeans. Unless you live in New York... then you still have to wear jeans.

3. Weather

The weather turns from cold to sunny. Who doesn't enjoy some nice weather?

4. Flowers

Signs of spring coming, is the beautiful flowers blooming. I love smelling the beautiful flowers around my campus.

5. Strawberries

I realize you can get strawberries anytime of the year, but the season of strawberries actually starts in April. That is when they taste the best.

6. Cinco De Mayo

Most people mistake Cinco De Mayo for Mexican Independence Day, but we actually just celebrate the Battle of Puebla.

7. Easter

Easter is always fun for picking up eggs and spending time with family.

8. April Fools

This year we celebrate April Fools on Easter! You can play pranks on your family while picking up eggs.

9. Ice Cream

You can finally enjoy some ice cream out in the sunny weather.

10. Spring Break

Students get a week off for spring break to enjoy life.

11. Summer is coming

When spring is over, those are signs summer coming. Summer is fun, if you have no responsibilities.

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