Thankful For Spring
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Thankful For Spring

Please bring on the 70 degree weather.

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Thankful For Spring
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Dear Spring,

Thank you for finally arriving because living in the Northeast means that winter drags on for way too long and has its moments of freezing temperatures. Instead of a blanket of snow, I cannot wait to see flowers bursting through the ground and the Earth awaken with natural beauty. It is time to switch out snow pants for flowy skirts and open-toed shoes. In addition, I can finally go explore the outdoors without the chance of getting frostbite. There is nothing I miss more in the winter time than taking hikes, being able to drive on the roads, and making plants with friends. Plus, the arrival of springtime means I am nearing the end of the school year. My freshman year has been one heck of an adventure, but I know for a fact that I am not going to miss all the work and long hours of studying.

I look forward to soaking up the sunlight and enjoying the walks to my classes. Also, my small hometown will soon have drive-in movie nights. This is one of the best ways to catch up with your friends while indulging in a movie marathon. Like I said before, nature is slowly showing its wonders during this season. Taking long walks (while stumbling over rocks with my gracefulness) is truly a pleasure. It also provides an opportunity for photographers to snap a picture of these sights and share it with the world. Once you are done exploring the wilderness, you can grab a sweet treat at Rita's or other ice cream parlor. Although, I am the strange person who enjoys ice cream no matter the temperature outside.

Yet another upside to spring is the fact that the sun actually sets at a reasonable time. I can still see outside until almost nine at night. Many people know that with this comes the joy of having bonfires. There is just something so serene about sitting around a roaring fire and possibly having some s'mores to go with it. People just seem to be in an overall better mood. They break away from the depressive state that winter can sometimes bring.

So in general, thank you spring for all the new life you will bring with you this year. Also, I cannot wait to end my freshman year on such a high note. Spring is the perfect insight to what an incredible summer this will be. I cannot wait to spend my days getting tanned and swimming in the pool. Plus, I really need to reconnect with my old high school friends because right now, my schedule is complete chaos. There are numerous things to look forward to, but for now, I am waiting for the weather to improve and the last of the snow to melt.

Sincerely,

Your Spring Fanatic

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