Autumn? You mean flu season?
this post was submitted on 26 Nov 2023
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Well now you've ruined it
God, I've been sick near constantly the last few months. Screw flu season lmao.
I hope you get better, fam!
one day I'll do my dream of finding a place on earth that is always like those two weeks
It's called Hawaii and California when it isn't burning.
Many mountainous zones in otherwise tropical-weathered countries have permanent spring/autumn weather.
The Pacific Northwest is like this a lot in the summer. I'm from Texas and have never spent time there in the fall or winter, but I don't think it's that terrible.
Tucson, AZ is most of the year, but not so much in Summer.
You mean fall: 2 allergies 2 furious
2 allergies 2 flus
Ah, a dying world. Perfect.
For me it is
autumn = sick all the time or the kids are sick or the people you try to meet cancel because they got sick.
Winter = too cold, don't want to go outside
Spring and first half of summer = nice
Second half of summer = wasp season, can't enjoy anything outside due to fear of dying of wasp allergy
Autumn is a period where the weather goes from too hot, to constant rain, to too cold.
Nowadays, here it goes from hot sticky summer to too cold then back to hot and sticky then back to cold all in one week. Gone are the days of opening the windows.
You mean leaf burnin' season?
Winter = yay cute jackets and scarves, but oh no, I live in Australia and work from home and rarely go outside, so there are about three days where I do venture out and it's cold enough to wear my cute winter clothes.
On the coldest nights, I keep warm by thinking "at least it's not summer".