Weather Season Essay

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When the term seasons come to mind, most people think of the four major weather seasons; summer, fall, winter, and spring. But, within these four, there are far more interesting seasons to notice and associate with that specific time of year. For example, the first part of the year tends to yield many blushing brides vowing to a lifelong commitment and friendship with their groom and therefore is considered wedding season. Similar seasons are wound throughout the year such as football season, engagement season, and swimsuit season, but the most wonderful time of the year is by far the holiday season. For many reasons, the holiday season, the time ranging from Thanksgiving to New Years, brings a feeling of togetherness and joy that simply is …show more content…

Holidays remind people of all of the things they are thankful for and often pushes them to give back to others, such as their community, family, or those who are less fortunate. It is not uncommon for people to be found spending days baking treats and creating handmade gifts to deliver to those they love. The snowball effect of giving to others and provoking them to spread that joy is enough to put the holiday season in a league of its own. Not only do families give to their loved ones, but many show their thanks by donating food and gifts to those who do not have access to as many amenities during the holiday season. No other time of year provides opportunities such as bellringing for the homeless or packaging small gifts for children whose families cannot afford to buy them the things they wish they could. The sense of community and importance of caring for others moves the holiday season into more than just another time of …show more content…

With so many treats being brought by one’s home and the parties with irresistible appetizers, holiday weight is a huge dilemma in the world. As one’s summer glow completely fades away and their pants become snugger, some experience panic and a feeling of resent for the holidays, but it truly is a blessing in disguise. The last holiday before people are forced to return to their normal lives and the holiday spirit is packaged back into the attic until the next year is New Years. This holiday is especially special because it comes with the opportunity for New Years resolutions and starting the next chapter of one’s life out the right way. The resulting holiday weight can promote people to take their resolution seriously and begin a workout routine to create a healthier

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