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By *indenMan
over a year ago
Naas which is South West of Dublin |
I like Autumn, cold enough to light the stove but not cold enough to actually be cold, but I probably prefer Summer, time spent with family, long bright evenings, getting out on the bike. |
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By *_05Man
over a year ago
dublin 7 |
"What's your favourite season and why? I must say I prefer Autumn and winter , nothing better than a open fire and a cuddle on the sofa .. love it "
the one thing about winter is it getting dark so quickly, I can never stand that because you just feel like it's dark all the time. but christmas is a nice time though.
the main reason I like the summer is the longer evenings, in spring you can feel it starting to get longer (not like that  ) and continues on for the summer months.
autumn isn't as bad as the winter, plus its got halloween! |
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"What's your favourite season and why? I must say I prefer Autumn and winter , nothing better than a open fire and a cuddle on the sofa .. love it "
I love a dry crisp Autumn day. Lovely to go for a bracing walk then a nice warm fire afterwards. Nothing like it ….especially if the defrosting bu the fire leads to shenanigans  |
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"What's your favourite season and why? I must say I prefer Autumn and winter , nothing better than a open fire and a cuddle on the sofa .. love it "
Prefer Spring. Nothing, absolutely nothing like when the Sun starts to appear early in the morning. It feels good to be alive, to be live another year to experience it. |
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Autumn/winter.
Love the warm comfy clothes,
Cosy blanket on the couch,
Cuddles in bed while listening to the wind and rain battering down,
Stew and comfort foods,
Halloween and Christmas....
It's just the best
Em x |
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Åutumn. I'm an autumnal man and always have been.
The anticipation of cooler days and the savouring of crisp and fresh breezes, going for that early morning stroll, kicking leaves, whilst sipping your favourite piping hot beverage from a paper cup. The season of fig-scented candles and log fires, the seasonal comfort food such as shepherds pie, warm stodgy puddings and mulled wine. Being confident, relaxed and comfortable in your favourite merino knitwear... |
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