Loren Booda
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For those in the Northern Hemisphere (or the Southern Hemisphere, offset by 6 months), why does Fall feel the way it does?
The discussion revolves around the subjective experiences and feelings associated with the season of Fall, particularly in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres. Participants share personal reflections on how Fall feels to them, encompassing emotional responses, sensory experiences, and seasonal changes.
Participants express a range of feelings about Fall, with no clear consensus on whether it is a positive or negative experience. Multiple competing views remain regarding the emotional and physical sensations associated with the season.
Participants' experiences are subjective and may depend on individual backgrounds, geographical locations, and personal preferences. There is an acknowledgment of the variability in seasonal experiences, influenced by climate and cultural factors.
Individuals interested in seasonal changes, emotional responses to nature, and personal reflections on the impact of weather may find this discussion relevant.
Who has fallen?Loren Booda said:For those in the Northern Hemisphere (or the Southern Hemisphere, offset by 6 months), why does Fall feel the way it does?
How exactly does fall feel?Loren Booda said:For those in the Northern Hemisphere (or the Southern Hemisphere, offset by 6 months), why does Fall feel the way it does?
...but at least there's football in the weekends, so I won't complain so much ! 
Zantra said:I know.. brrr it gets cold. May even drop down into the FIFTIES for a brief period of time at night *shivers*
Evo said:I get "frisky" in the Fall.It's my favorite season.
Loren Booda said:My Fall nemesis: raking leaves! I guess I'm old-fashioned - no blower.
It's equivalent to mowing the lawn twice a week for a month. I try to look at it as exercise. Freezing rain I don't need.
I think I know what you are talking about Loren, because I can also 'feel' Fall. I think it has a lot to do with the position of the sun and the shadows that they cast and the interaction of the suns rays with the atmospheric conditions. After a hot summer, vegetation is beginning to brown and die back. The ground has dried and is somewhat parched and there is less humidity in the air. Where we live, people being burning yard debris and firing up their woodstoves on cooler nights, so I can frequently smell wood smoke in the air. All of these things together give the air an almost surreal quality... It reminds me of the way artists flock to the Santa Barbara, California area or the south of France because of the 'quality of the light' in these places. I also think (for me, anyway) that it makes me think of the cycle of life and the way everything dies or goes dormant, only to be renewed in the spring with the return of the sun to our hemisphere. I love Fall.Loren Booda said:For those in the Northern Hemisphere (or the Southern Hemisphere, offset by 6 months), why does Fall feel the way it does?
during fall.
Monique said:As a kid you'd be anticipating the arrival of Sinterklaas and Santa Clausnostalgia.
Ooooh, all great things!Monique said:I like fall too, when you notice the days getting shorter.. watchin a movie and snuggling up under a blanket on the couch with a cup of hot chocolate topped with a generous amount of whipped cream
As a kid you'd be anticipating the arrival of Sinterklaas and Santa Clausnostalgia.

Tsunami said:(winter sucks , spring is WONDERFULand summer is SKI TIME!
but Fall is special.
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Evo said:For me Fall has such a great feeling.