seasons (was adj.)

Shreyas wrote:

> 'tazarai', 'the day when one feels guilty about being inside due to the
> weather's beauty but is deterred from doing so by seemingly
inconsequential
> conditions' is one of these.
What the heck does this mean?

>  It's often used to describe those days of
> early fall and late spring when students are studying and wish they could
be
> playing.
Ah... sorry, we're having a rainy autumn, at least there hasn't been a day
without 5-6 hours of rain yet.

>  Summer isn't popular with Rixuli folks, as it's very hot, dry, and
> insect-filled.  School breaks in the cool, rainy winter season instead,
and
> young people often amuse themselves fishing or hunting.
Interesting. For some reason summer I've always considered summer the worst
of the seasons. The only fact which makes it beautiful is the lack of school
: ) My favourite season is autumn, or, as you say in the States, fall. Dunno
why, maybe because my birthday is on the 10th October (hehe... next Tuesday
I expect my email account to be full, overwhelmed by your wishes : - ), or
because of the various and awesome colours of the leaves. Then there's
spring and winter (I like snow very much). Last  *and* least, summer.

Luca