How Do Seasons Affect You?

Different seasons give me different feelings.

 During the spring, I tend to feel happy, especially since my birthday is coming, but also annoyed. It seems like all the mosquitos make their comebacks and start stinging me from head to toe. I also get really bad allergies (rashes), and combined with mosquito bites, my whole body is lumpy and red. But I guess it's the "beginning" of a new life, and though in Taiwan, you don't really see much of a difference.

 During the summer, I feel TERRIBLE. I know that I should be happy (and I am, sometimes) that I'm out of school, but the humidity and heat just kill me. On the other hand, I feel great, especially because I have more time to focus on my extra curriculum activities, and be relieved of the stress of homework. I can also tan a little, and try desperately to get rid of my 4 year swim suit tan that is becoming clearer and clearer.

 During the fall, I'm in one of my happiest moods. Of course school starts, but I can finally meet up with my friends again. The cool weather also feels great, and I can finally wear shorts and a T-shirt without feeling much humidity or heat.

During the winter, I start becoming really excited for Christmas and New Years. The weather also gets colder and much windier, and I'm forced to wear a huge puffy jacket (and long pants, which I really hate). I find it ironic when I walk around in winter (which is only around 20 degrees Celsius  wearing shorts and a T-shirt eating a Popsicle and people around me are walking in huge coats and long pants drinking soup. But of course, people in Taiwan wear long sleeves and long pants in the summer (39 degrees Celsius of pure water and heat), so...