My favorite season!
 

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Fall is here! (at least in the northern hemisphere!)

-claps- pretty changing leaves, leaf piles for the MiniTrea to play in, the crisp scent of the air, sunshiney brisk days, pumpkins and Halloween and Thanksgiving... and best of all, MiniTrea's first birthday (on Thanksgiving day, no less!) Yep, I'm right there with you, Cloud. I LOVE FALL!

Harrumph. As long it's still 90 degrees outside, then I don't care what superficial distinctions those meteorologists like to make.

I like early Fall
I like early Summer
I like Early Winter
I like late Spring

if I could sleep from the 15th of January until May 15th.....I so would.

I love the fall. It's vampire time.

Oh, and :ghost: time, too.

And, :reaper: time.


It's a lot of times.

I'm not sorry about ur Texas. :D

We have had beautiful weather the past few days, very fall-like. Cool at night, warm during the day. I'll have to say I like fall the best (but late spring is an amazing time of the year when people are so tired of a long cold winter) but when I was younger it was summer all the way. The hotter the better. I produce my own inner heat now, due to a little thing called perimenopause.

try black cohosh supplements, Shawnee. They worked for me.

May try that. Thanks!

"Remifemin." good stuff, but you have to take it for a few weeks before it starts to work.

this used to be a thread about the weather
and now it's about your uteruses

how cool is that?

this is a thread about nothing though, so it's ALL cool!

or hot, as the case may be . . .

I like them all. They all have their positives and negatives.

Spring - fresh blooms and smells - creation of new life...
Summer - Fishing the beach and skimpy clothes. That initial rush of A/C when you come in from outside.
Fall - The vibrant colors and football.
Winter - nothing like getting cozy in front of a roaring fire with your SO.

You?

I love Autumn. My complete, total, lovely, favouritest season - ever!
I'm so happy it's here again.

I get very melancholy in the fall.