For me, a Yankee in the suburbs of Houston (now nearly 11 years), I do my best to wear my jeans as long as I can, but somewhere around now, I start switching to shorts. And once I switch, that's it, there's no going back until maybe October, usually November. I find September and October the hardest months to deal with the heat (which is…
For me, a Yankee in the suburbs of Houston (now nearly 11 years), I do my best to wear my jeans as long as I can, but somewhere around now, I start switching to shorts. And once I switch, that's it, there's no going back until maybe October, usually November. I find September and October the hardest months to deal with the heat (which isn't to say I find it difficult, I actually like it for the most part) because I grew up where September and October were cooler. Maybe you got to get your shorts out for a day or two, but certainly not every day. I feel somehow betrayed by the hot weather by October. Then, I pull my jeans out and get over it.
For me, a Yankee in the suburbs of Houston (now nearly 11 years), I do my best to wear my jeans as long as I can, but somewhere around now, I start switching to shorts. And once I switch, that's it, there's no going back until maybe October, usually November. I find September and October the hardest months to deal with the heat (which isn't to say I find it difficult, I actually like it for the most part) because I grew up where September and October were cooler. Maybe you got to get your shorts out for a day or two, but certainly not every day. I feel somehow betrayed by the hot weather by October. Then, I pull my jeans out and get over it.