If you could only live in one season all year round, which season would you choose?
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Probably the fall. Or a late Indian summer.
Ditto to what ^she^ said.
Autumn here, too, especially “Indian Summer.”
Fall… I’d get a bit of Indian Summer, but I’d also get SNOW!!!!
SUMMER!!Though I love fall if its nice and warm,as the rest of you said Indian summer(can we still say that now a days??)
Well I’m putting my foot down and saying INDIAN SUMMER!
I am an old lady and I say what I want to say!
Somehow “Native American Summer” doesn’t have quite the same ring to it – aside from being just as inaccurate.
I have Asian Indian friends who were indeed confused by it at first, but then again, we have a ball team named after them too, so . . . .
Fall, the garden has reached it’s peek, the temps should be under 85 and most of the tourists have left town! 🙂
WINTER WITHOUT TOO MUCH RAINS.
Summer b/c it’s just nice to be outside and I love going to the beach, taking boat rides, swimming and just being outside. Everything is in bloom and looks so good.
Autumn with a chance of snow.
I would have to say late spring… beginning of summer… not cold anymore, but not too hot!