According to some psychologists, seasonal preferences say a lot about your personality. Many of us are affected by the solstices and equinoxes. The seasonal scheme, geographical and climatic factors can have a huge impact on our mood swings. Extroverts feel great during hot weeks of summer, while introverts usually prefer colder months. Since I am more of an introverted person, I would like to say a proper goodbye to winter and share with you 50 reasons to love the coldest season of the year!
1. Christmas lights and Christmas Tree
2. New Year’s Eve
3. Scented candles
4. Long hugs to keep warm
5. Cozy sweatshirts
6. Warm socks
7. Hot cocoa and cider
8. Netflix marathons
9. January sales
10. Mistletoe
11. Log burning, bonfires
12. Snow
13. Skiing
14. Ice skating
15. Red wine
16. Snow angels
17. Gingerbread
18. Bubble baths
19. No bugs
20. Fresh, clean air
21. Snowshoe hike
22. Nutcracker ballet
23. Read by the fire
24. Snowmobiles
25. Game nights
26. Catching snowflakes on your tongue
27. Frosty mornings
28. Cozy pubs
29. Family time
30. Long phone calls
31. Rosy cheeks
32. Less sunscreen
33. Arts and crafts
34. Snowball fights
35. Long talks
36. Valentine’s Day
37. Pajamas Day
38. Keeping hands with your lover
39. Warm bubble baths
40. Hot tea
41. A lot of days off due to holidays
42. Rockefeller Christmas Tree
43. Holiday windows
44. Holiday markets
45. Hanukkah
46. Bathhouse
47. New York Fashion Week
48. Chinese New Year’s Eve
49. Hockey games
50. Northern Lights
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