Rank The Months From Best To Worst

1. March
2. May
3. Apri
4. June
5. September
6. October
7. November
8. July
9. December
10. August
11. February
12. January

1. August
2. December
3. January
4. March
5. July
6. September
7. October
8. May
9. April
10. February
11. June
12. November

1. September
2. June
3. October
4. May
5. July
6. August
7. April
8. December
9. November
10. March
11. January
12. February

1. October
2. May
3. December
4. April
5. September
6. January
7. November
8. September
9. July
10. August
11. February
12. March

This is hard for me because I really like most of the months. Even August and February which are close to the bottom because I had to put them somewhere - I could just as easily have swapped them for 4 or 5. But March? No. It's not winter, it's not spring. It's wet, cold, muddy and brown. And not the January/February bright brown of nature taking a rest and pausing but the dirty, used up brown of road salt & ash and muck hidden under the melting old snow.

1. March (baseball starts, begins to feel there is an end to the darkness)
2. June (sunny days, but not hot)
3. April (ditto)
4. May (ditto)
5. July (starts to get a little too warm for me)
6. September (fall, cools off but still pretty out)
7. October (starts to get a little too dark)
8. August (sometimes too hot)
9. November (I like Thanksgiving, but too dark and cold)
10. December (I like Christmas, but too dark and cold)
11. February (too dark, too cold)
12. January (too dark, too cold)

I didn’t realize how delicate I was until I made this list. Apparently I’m unhappy most of the year.

October
November
December
February
June
May
July
April
March
January
September
August

1. October
2. November
3. September
4. March
5. April
6. May
7. June
8. December
9. July
10. August
11. January
12. February

I do this quite often as one of my methods of falling asleep. A lot of my reasonings apply to WA, as most of the year is warm to hot and sunny here, but my favorites haven't changed. I LOVE SUMMER!!

1. June. Summer, longest days.
2. July. Summer, enjoy 4th of July. Hot.
3. May. Early summer (I do live in Florida now, so this is definitely true). Beautiful flowers. Dark days are over for a while.
4. August. My birthday. Still summer. Doesn't rank higher because kids go back to school (and I don't even have kids affected).
5. September. Knocking on the door of fall, but still summer.
6. April. Woo hoo! I can feel summer around the corner!
7. October. Only because it's autumn but the weather can still be nice some of the time at least.
8. December. Christmas. Christmas decorations, especially the lights.
9. November. Thanksgiving.
10. March. Almost there.
11. January. Blech.
12. February. The absolute worst. Month more people get sick than any other in my experience. Summer is still a long way off. My sister's birthday month, so I miss her more than usual. Can't end soon enough.

In the year we've lived here, all but December and this January have been warm to hot (last January was very warm). That helps a lot!

June- hot sun
July-hot sun
August-hot sun
May- warm sun
September- still hot sun and football
April- warmish sun
October- only because of football
November- again football- hate everything dying though
March- Daylight Savings time- hate wind
December, January, February- don't care- can't stand any of them-cold and dark- NOPE

My ideal year would be April-November- forget the rest

Climate change and fire season have changed my response...
I used to love fall but now our late summer and fall (peaking in October) is unbelievably dry and Smokey:

Best are:
April
May
June
March
December
July
February
November
January
September
August
October

I love them all. Except maybe March, when I’m ready for it to be spring, but I still have two feet of snow.

Yeah, March can eat a bag of dicks. I love every season, but sometimes winter sticks around longer than it should.

June - the pool is warm
July - pool time
August - pool time
March - bring on the summer clothes and sandals
April - good beach time
May - good beach time
September - still warm
October - still warm
December - Christmas holidays
November - looking forward to the holidays
January - Yuck!
February - Will winter ever end?

Cindy

Being in the southern hemisphere, my seasons are opposite to most of you. Spongemom Scrappants I love your choices - that's pretty much the same for me. Summer, summer, summer, Indian summer, almost summer..... 

1. January - hot summer, daylight savings, school holidays, quiet at work, days off, beach.
2. February - still hot summer, ditto all the above except school holidays are over.
3. December - first month of summer, Christmas.
4. March - first month of autumn but still quite hot.
5. April - middle of autumn, can still get come nice beach weather. Easter and Anzac Day public holidays, plus I take a week off work for school holidays. 
6. November - last month of spring, starting to warm up, can get some beach days.
7. September - start of spring, football finals, my and DS's birthdays, week off work for school holidays.
8. October - starting to warm up, daylight savings starts.
9. May - not too cold yet.
10. August - last month of winter, I can SEE THE LIGHT!
11. June - Pffft winter. Thank goodness for football. 
12. July - as above. Take another week off work to make myself feel better.