Anyone else think life is meaningless in the winter?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It’s arguably nicer outdoors today (sunny, dry, 50) than it is in July (99 degrees with 99% humidity)

No.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It’s arguably nicer outdoors today (sunny, dry, 50) than it is in July (99 degrees with 99% humidity)

Agree. This is heavenly. I'd take 60 degrees and sunny + dry like today, but any weather on the planet is better than July/August in DC.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s arguably nicer outdoors today (sunny, dry, 50) than it is in July (99 degrees with 99% humidity)

No.

For me it is! I love sunny weather that's in the 40s-60s. Summer is my hibernating weather.

[Anonymous]

It's not meaningless but does feel like life is on pause. But maybe that's not a bad thing.

https://theholdernessfamily.com/time-to-slow-down/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s arguably nicer outdoors today (sunny, dry, 50) than it is in July (99 degrees with 99% humidity)

Agree. This is heavenly. I'd take 60 degrees and sunny + dry like today, but any weather on the planet is better than July/August in DC.

+2. Just got back from a hike. It’s beautiful out.

[Anonymous]

People are so soft around here. Wear some warm clothes (layer if you don’t have any) and get out there

[Anonymous]

There is great winter foods to look forward to.

- Desi girl.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:People are so soft around here. Wear some warm clothes (layer if you don’t have any) and get out there

I would love it if wearing warmer clothes meant that the sun would go down at 7-8 pm instead of 5 (that’s my problem with winter - short dark days, not the air temperature).

[Anonymous]

Today was great! Able to go on walk with sunshine…not sweating and dying of heat while getting bug bites. In the summer I don’t even like going shopping bc getting from car to store is dreadfully hot with the sun beating down cancerous rays.

[Anonymous]

Summer is worse. Can’t do anything

[Anonymous]

I’m an introvert so winter is amazing for me. I don’t have to dress up and go to parties or weddings and such.

Thanksgiving and Xmas are enough for me

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s arguably nicer outdoors today (sunny, dry, 50) than it is in July (99 degrees with 99% humidity)

Agree. This is heavenly. I'd take 60 degrees and sunny + dry like today, but any weather on the planet is better than July/August in DC.

It sucks we don’t have a local beach . Atlanta doesn’t either but they have an aquarium . Dc is boring if you aren’t a tourist