Cold Weather: Nature’s Air Conditioning

How do you feel about cold weather?

Alright, let’s just get this out of the way—I love cold weather. I’m talking frosty mornings, hoodie season, windows-down-without-sweating-your-face-off kind of cold. If I had to choose between freezing temperatures or 95 degrees and humid? I’m picking cold every single time.

Here’s my logic: if I’m cold, I can layer up. Hoodie, jacket, thermal socks—problem solved. Cold is something you can fight. It’s like, “Oh, you’re chilly? Here’s a blanket and some coffee.” But when it’s hot? Man, once you’ve stripped down to your last acceptable piece of clothing and you’re still sweating like a busted fire hydrant, you’re just stuck. There’s no escape. You’re melting, and that’s that.

Plus, cold weather feels cleaner. The air is crisp, not sticky. My energy levels are better, I sleep like a rock, and I’m not constantly trying to un-glue my shirt from my back. Bonus points: no mosquitoes. Seriously, summer might be for vacations and beach days, but give me a snow day and a hoodie, and I’m good.

Cold weather just hits different—and I’m here for it.