Rank the seasons of the year in order of your most favorite to least favorite. You can explain why you ranked them that way if you want, but it isn't necessary. In the subject line, put your first and middle names along with the temperature it is right now (or a close approximation, if you are too lazy to get out of your seat, LOL! I'm getting mine from weather.com - it's a lot closer than the thermometer in the kitchen!)

Lisa

Lisa Clarke My Store: Polka Dot Creations My Blog: Dancing the Polymer Polka My Message Board: The Polka Dot Cottage My Silly Boys <------

Fall
Spring
Summer
and WAY below the others, Winter

The first three are pretty neck-in-neck, but Winter? Blech!

I love the Fall - the colors the smells, the sounds, the feeling in the air. Yummy. And the Spring is great just by virtue of the fact that Winter is over . Summer used to be more of a favorite before my kids started spending most of the day at each other's throats. Now I spend a good portion of the Summer daydreaming about school starting up again, LOL!

Lisa

Where the heck IS everybody? I can understand this board being a bit slow, after all I practically abandoned it for a month. But most of the other places I've visited in the last week or so are also really really slow.

What's everyone up to IRL that beats sitting at a computer?

Lisa

Lisa Clarke My Store: Polka Dot Creations My Blog: Dancing the Polymer Polka My Message Board: The Polka Dot Cottage My Silly Boys <------

Summer (I love the heat!)
Spring
Fall
Winter (I hate the cold!)

Fall and Spring
Summer and Winter

I like fall and spring about equally because they have moderate temperatures, and both are pretty for different reasons. I dislike summer and winter because I hate temperature extremes, whether hot or cold. I tend to hibernate in the house during both.

Fall
Summer
Spring
Winter



Lisa, Mom to Gregory, 4/19/96, Katy 4/2/00 & Robby 9/26/03

Fall- 1
Spring- 2
Summer- 3
Winter- 4

Susan, mom to Ben (6) and Emelia (3)
When will our consciences grow so tender that we will act to prevent human misery rather than avenge it? Eleanor Roosevelt