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Originally Posted by Gnutella
To be honest with you, the weather has to at least be chilly once the sun sets in order for me to get in a Christmas mood. I remember one year I went to Orlando for a few days right after Christmas, and it was actually kind of a buzzkill. I didn't savor Christmas the way I normally do, and I felt out of place, really. I don't mind cold weather in December, so I'll save Florida for the post-football doldrums in late January and early February. That's when Florida is most appealing to me. Otherwise, I'll celebrate Christmas in the cold, thank you.
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That's exactly why I hate winter. A cold Christmas is a nice, good, festive, stereotypical Christmas, but because Christmas comes and goes so quickly, you're left with a really, really, cold miserable post-Christmas winter, which often times last so long, that it overlaps into March and coincides with what is supposed to be some people's Spring Break. Summer, Spring, and fall never overstay there welcome the same way winter does. Have you ever experienced snow in March? I have.
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