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I have always liked the Fall, Winter and Early Spring, the best. When I was a kid,
I enjoyed swimming weather, but that was then, this is now.. Since MS attacked
me, I hate hate hate Summer (late June July, August and early September).

Yes, The Winter outside is frightful and the fire inside's delightful, but, let it snow,
let it snow, let it snow. Summer heat and humidity is torture for me.
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