5 Reasons Why February’s Not so Bad After All

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16 thoughts on “5 Reasons Why February’s Not so Bad After All”

  1. I love your positive outlook on the month of February Brandy. I for one get through it by saying only a month left until spring! As soon as we hit March I feel like we are pretty much home free; even if the weather still sucks, the light is definitely at the end of the tunnel.

  2. On some days I love the chilly February weather! Love staying inside snugging my kids with some hot chocolate and netflix.

  3. This February has had some wacky weather here, so it’s not as cold and grey as February usually is. That has made it seem better.

  4. February can be so much fun. I used to love passing out Valentines in school and my family always went on short ski trips too.

  5. If I tell you we are enjoying temperatures in the 70s all week long do you promise not to hate me? Even when it is cold, I love February since it’s my birthday month.

  6. January isn’t my favorite month, but February isn’t so bad. Thanks for the reminder of all the things to look forward to!

  7. This is a nice list to help promote a month my husband and I are generally not fond of!
    However, we do like to cozy up! 🙂

  8. winter isn’t usually my favorite season and of course not a favorite for many other folks. I totally agree with you Brandy, even though we are here freezing, there is always a reason to smile and a reason to celebrate the winter.
    Thanks for the share.

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