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I Love Autumn And Winter!
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26-08-2014 5:04pm#1Crisp air, roaring fires, nights closing in, shepards pies and homemade soup, woolly hats, fingerless gloves, red noses in the chill air, leaves underfoot, frosty grass, snowflakes, still mornings, electric blankets, new coats, Christmas, hot chocolate, watching movies by the light of the christmas tree, and possibly most of all, new boots!
From here until New Year is my favourite time of year, I LOVE it!
Am I alone?33
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Today is a horrible cold rainy day where I am. But such happiness as it's a no work day, stove is lit, children are happy coloring and playing. The horrible cold is outside and we are happy and cosy inside. I just love been tucked up inside whims the cold rain bashes against the window. I love winter 0
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fussyonion wrote: »Why did you include "red noses" as a plus?
That's not something to love
Yes it is! Red noses are indicative of chilly air and I like the tingle when you walk into the warm house. 0 -
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Teddy bear hats!
Stripey scarves!
Cute gloves!
My new bear coloured furry coat/jacket with ears on the hood!
Okay tis not entirely that time of year just yet as its still warmish out, aka too warm for anything more than a light hoodie/sweater imho, but its nice to have your woolies all ready though
Oh and moreso for now, Halloween plans and costumes and decor etc
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I've decided to give up waiting for summer and embrace the fact that my favourite season of them all, Autumn, is here
There is a definite chill in the air, a few green leaves in the garden have turned red and the evenings when it's not raining have a golden glow about the sunset hours. Looooooooooooove it :pac:0 -
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I love this time of year too. It all feels so cosy. (Christmas is my favourite, such a lovely atmosphere. Time to be around family and friends you may not have seen since last year.) Crunchy leaves. Taking the dog for a walk in the crisp autumn/winter air. Leaving food out for the birds when the ground gets frosty. Lots of candles. Warm jumpers and boots. My Birthday is in Winter too. Ahhhh 1
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I love this time of year too. I love walking in the local park, especially on a day like today. The trees are just amazing, all the different colours, truly in 'their Autumn beauty'.
I love cold, crisp days, I love seeing the Autumn /Winter colours coming into the shops, and buying new boots. Cosy nights in, candles lighting, hot chocolate, what's not to like. 0 -
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Princess Peach wrote: »Halloween is on the way
I loooooove Halloween. I hope I get tricker treaters this year. ^___^ 0 -
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That's exactly how I feel about it Inthecloulds, except I don't mind the shorter days (tip: Get yourself a wake-up light alarm, it makes a difference to how you feel all day and makes getting up much easier).
The very best thing about it is listening to the rain on the window when you're nodding off to sleep. 0 -
That's exactly how I feel about it Inthecloulds, except I don't mind the shorter days (tip: Get yourself a wake-up light alarm, it makes a difference to how you feel all day and makes getting up much easier).
The very best thing about it is listening to the rain on the window when you're nodding off to sleep.
Or if the wind is wild outside, the cosy feeling of being in bed.0 -
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That's exactly how I feel about it Inthecloulds, except I don't mind the shorter days (tip: Get yourself a wake-up light alarm, it makes a difference to how you feel all day and makes getting up much easier).
The very best thing about it is listening to the rain on the window when you're nodding off to sleep.
I don't mind the shorter days either. I do love the idea of a wake up light alarm. Must check out further.0 -
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Widdershins wrote: »Which one do you use, Candie? Do you think there'd be much difference between brands, or do they all do much the same thing? I've been feeling about 80 years old in the mornings
I was the same. I have one by Lumia, I think I got it on an Amazon deal of the day, the one I had before that was a Philips one, both of them were the most basic models and the cheapest one (the Lumia) was about £45. So, pricey enough. They both do the basically same thing, gradually brighten so your body thinks it's waking naturally to a sunrise. Some models have loads of different sounds for the alarm, but I've only every used the birdsong sounds. Others have longer or more variable 'sunrises', some with more natural light changes, but I've never tried them.
Pricey as they are, the day the Philips one died I bought the Lumia within 30 minutes, because I wouldn't go back to the days of getting up in the pitch dark, all mentally foggy.
Well worth it Widders, I hope you find it as good as I do if you buy one. 0 -
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I was talking about the light alarms to my aunt after thinking of this thread when she mentioned the dark mornings, and apparently around september/october every year they have light-up alarms on offer in Aldi, my aunt bought one last year and she thinks it's great and it seems to have all the same functions as mine. It cost her about £20 stg last year, which would be a big saving on the branded one I have!
Just thought I'd let you both know so you can check if they come up on offer over the next few weeks. 0 -
I was talking about the light alarms to my aunt after thinking of this thread when she mentioned the dark mornings, and apparently around september/october every year they have light-up alarms on offer in Aldi, my aunt bought one last year and she thinks it's great and it seems to have all the same functions as mine. It cost her about £20 stg last year, which would be a big saving on the branded one I have!
Just thought I'd let you both know so you can check if they come up on offer over the next few weeks.
That's thoughtful, thanks very much 0 -
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