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Downsides of Winter
1. The biggest one is that a long time ago, after working for a while in the kitchen of a fast-food restaurant, I got frostbite on my hands (and this, by the way, was in winter). Add to this my habit of washing my hands frequently (it's a neurosis), as well as the fact that I don't have hot (I'm not even talking about warm) water at night, and it is precisely at night that I often need to wash dishes (lol). Every winter, I face the following: the skin on my hands cracks to the point of bleeding. In the winter of 2016-2017, I finally got tired of this and started applying cream to my hands, but I wouldn't say it helps much. So far, the most effective solution has been buying latex gloves (it's like a protective layer for the skin on my hands, so my hands don't actually get wet, even if they get cold).
2. My feet are constantly cold; three pairs of woolen socks and several more don't solve the problem.
3. It's cold in the apartment. If you turn on the heater, it becomes stuffy; if you turn it off, you freeze. So you just sit there like an idiot, turning it on and off.
4. To go outside, you have to expend a lot of pointless effort – putting on a bunch of clothes and then walking around in all those layers.
5. It's freezing outside. It becomes unpleasant to breathe (oh, fresh air, lol). While walking quickly, I get hot because of all the clothes I'm wearing (I walk fast, which is why I don't freeze), but as soon as I dress lighter or slow down, I immediately get cold.
6. Everyone around is sick, coughing, etc., and I'm a germophobe, so it bothers me...
7. Ice is, of course, better than slush and rivers of mud, but nevertheless, constantly having to watch where you step isn't very fun.
Downsides of Spring
1. Slush.
2. Rain.
3. Allergies.
Downsides of Summer
1. Heat. The heat is accompanied by feeling unwell, but since I feel terrible at any time of the year, I now realize that it's not even a big downside, haha.
2. Insects.
3. Loud, obnoxious people in the yard. I could say that other neighbors are also like that, but I won't; these creatures are noisy at any time of the year.
Downsides of Autumn
September doesn't really have any downsides, and November is already closer to winter and is similar to it in some ways.
1. The biggest one is that a long time ago, after working for a while in the kitchen of a fast-food restaurant, I got frostbite on my hands (and this, by the way, was in winter). Add to this my habit of washing my hands frequently (it's a neurosis), as well as the fact that I don't have hot (I'm not even talking about warm) water at night, and it is precisely at night that I often need to wash dishes (lol). Every winter, I face the following: the skin on my hands cracks to the point of bleeding. In the winter of 2016-2017, I finally got tired of this and started applying cream to my hands, but I wouldn't say it helps much. So far, the most effective solution has been buying latex gloves (it's like a protective layer for the skin on my hands, so my hands don't actually get wet, even if they get cold).
2. My feet are constantly cold; three pairs of woolen socks and several more don't solve the problem.
3. It's cold in the apartment. If you turn on the heater, it becomes stuffy; if you turn it off, you freeze. So you just sit there like an idiot, turning it on and off.
4. To go outside, you have to expend a lot of pointless effort – putting on a bunch of clothes and then walking around in all those layers.
5. It's freezing outside. It becomes unpleasant to breathe (oh, fresh air, lol). While walking quickly, I get hot because of all the clothes I'm wearing (I walk fast, which is why I don't freeze), but as soon as I dress lighter or slow down, I immediately get cold.
6. Everyone around is sick, coughing, etc., and I'm a germophobe, so it bothers me...
7. Ice is, of course, better than slush and rivers of mud, but nevertheless, constantly having to watch where you step isn't very fun.
Downsides of Spring
1. Slush.
2. Rain.
3. Allergies.
Downsides of Summer
1. Heat. The heat is accompanied by feeling unwell, but since I feel terrible at any time of the year, I now realize that it's not even a big downside, haha.
2. Insects.
3. Loud, obnoxious people in the yard. I could say that other neighbors are also like that, but I won't; these creatures are noisy at any time of the year.
Downsides of Autumn
September doesn't really have any downsides, and November is already closer to winter and is similar to it in some ways.