Why Fall Isn't My Favorite
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Why Fall Isn't My Favorite

Goodbye summer hello winter

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Why Fall Isn't My Favorite

It's that time of year again, pumpkin spice lattes, cuddling, sweatshirts and sweaters, boots, jeans, cute hats and nice weather! I just can't help to say that these things aren't for me. I swear just a second ago I was laying on the warm sand at the beach with my sister. To me, fall is the year's Sunday and Winter is one long Monday, and I hate Mondays. Besides fall being the dreadful Sunday where I anticipate a terrible Monday, here is exactly why I do not like the fall:

1. I enjoy the summer too much

Any signs of the cold just upsets me. Leaves changing color is pretty, but only for the two weeks that it happens and then the trees are bare, and then all of a sudden, it's winter. I like being warm, I like being at the beach and I like being outside.

2. I like being tan

To be honest, everyone probably looks better tan. And it's also better for my acne.

3. It gets dark out so early

Sun come back, I like you.

4. Everything is dying!!

5. Weather is so unpredictable

Rain, cold, heat, wind... choose one


6. Sickness

Cold, flu, coughing, sneezing, not my style

7. Halloween outfits

Can't wear anything revealing because you'll probably freeze to death

8. The effort of putting together outfits because to changing weather

In the summer, I can just throw on a pair of shorts, random shirt, and flip flops. Whereas in the fall I have to check the weather, pick a pair of jeans, a shirt, and shoes to match the rest of my outfit...so annoying

9. Yard work

Not that I do it, but I know a lot of people that rake day in and day out, and it looks annoying

10. Winter lasts 6 months

Why doesn't summer?

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