Q&A: What is Your Favorite Winter Activity?

By tim.mcdevitt
tim.mcdevitt
tim.mcdevitt
January 12, 2010Updated: January 12, 2010

Tanya and Spencer, 80s, retired, Midtown New York City: We love the weather. We like to travel. We travel all over the world and New York City is the best!
Tanya and Spencer, 80s, retired, Midtown New York City: We love the weather. We like to travel. We travel all over the world and New York City is the best!
NEW YORK—Now that the holidays have passed, what’s left of winter is really for the hard-core cold-weather lovers. The rest of us will have to brace and endure until we see the tulips bloom.

Larry North, 48, security sales, San Juan Capistrano: I bought some gloves today, it's a nice change from the constant 75-degree temperatures in southern California. I love the people and the seasons, and everybody is a little cheerier.
Larry North, 48, security sales, San Juan Capistrano: I bought some gloves today, it's a nice change from the constant 75-degree temperatures in southern California. I love the people and the seasons, and everybody is a little cheerier.
As an act on intention, it may be a good time to reflect on some of our favorite wintertime activities—just to help us remember that it is not all about gray skies and shivering at the bus stop. The Epoch Times asks: What is your favorite thing about winter?
Lee & Paul Flaherty, 40 and 5, County Galway, Ireland: Snow and hot chocolate!
Lee & Paul Flaherty, 40 and 5, County Galway, Ireland: Snow and hot chocolate!
William Gobeil, 24, law school graduate, Quebec, Canada: A lot, actually: Christmas, I love winter in Quebec City, skiing, and the Winter Carnival in Quebec.
William Gobeil, 24, law school graduate, Quebec, Canada: A lot, actually: Christmas, I love winter in Quebec City, skiing, and the Winter Carnival in Quebec.

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