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"Being cold and wishing for summer is an essential part of winter. It’s what makes summer so sweet. It’s helps make life feel lived."

"If you never curse the painful sting of winter’s cold kiss, can you really tolerate the annoying burn of summer’s hot sun?... The cold is nice. You get to wear so many of your clothes. You get to come in from the cold and feel the warm air of indoors sooth your frozen skin. You get to take a deep breath and feel the fresh air in your lungs. You get to smell exhaust from a car, a good smell that smells best in cold air. You get to say 'omggg it’s so cold!!,' and isn’t that fun? You get to have a very cold day. Please don’t wish the cold away unthinkingly. Soon it will be very hot, and then, sometime after that, we will be dead."

That's Kelly Conaboy in "Embrace Your Friend, the Freezing Cold Temperature"(at The Cut). That gave me the nice just-what-I-was-thinking feeling.

And she also linked to "Bad Winter Is Good" by Jo Livingstone (at Jezebel), who examines the good winter/"bad winter" distinction (with "good winter" being the part with the holidays, and "bad winter" what comes after the manufactured, imposed cheer). As the essay title shows, she flips the narrative:

During so-called “bad winter” you can spend as much time in total solitude as you like, and it is still the “correct” behavior for the season. What this means in practice is that the months of January through March are the only time of year you can be both misanthropic and live free from guilt. With the year’s greatest obligations to others behind you, the cold indoor months are a time to separate from society, to turn inwards, and to act selfishly.

How often does the world say—now, it is time to be away from other people? Never. We never hear that said out loud. The only thing that big-name annual events do (birthdays, “summer”) is demand your presence, your time, your company, your giving. It’s only in the unnamed slivers of the year that you can snatch the time you really need to understand who you are, away from the crowd....

Livingstone leans more toward indoor solitude, so it needed the extension of Conaboy's celebration of the feeling of outdoor cold, though Conaboy doesn't go far enough. I'd like to see some enthusiastic revelry in the feeling of cold. As I was saying the other day: "Finally, some relief from the heat."

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