September: The best month of the year, hands down.

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Posted by Silky Johnson on Sep-09-2009 21:47:

September: The best month of the year, hands down.

Consistent weather, warm days and cool nights, the best parts of summer combined with the best parts of autumn...

How can anyone deny September??

Posted by ChemEnhanced on Sep-09-2009 21:51:

if only it stayed light out till 9 pm then it would be perfect....can't get a good round of golf in after work this time of year.

Posted by VDub on Sep-09-2009 21:53:

I think it'll stay warm into December...

Posted by Silky Johnson on Sep-09-2009 21:54:

quote:
Originally posted by ChemEnhanced
if only it stayed light out till 9 pm then it would be perfect....can't get a good round of golf in after work this time of year.

True, and I thought about that just now too. Still...September > all other months of the year. Well no, Septemeber/October. But mostly September.

Posted by FunkyCrew on Sep-09-2009 22:00:

yah we're having more sunny days then June/July combined ffs's

Posted by VolumE_TO on Sep-09-2009 22:26:

quote:
Originally posted by VDub
I think it'll stay warm into December...

+1

Posted by Nicolas Oliver on Sep-09-2009 22:39:

Even though my birthday is in September, I've dreaded the coming of the month for years now as for so long it symbolized the start of the school year. But school is finished for me for the foreseeable future and, so, no more worries on that front

I have to agree with the weather part though! The arrival of the cooler weather is great; fall always strikes me in a good way

Posted by FunkyCrew on Sep-09-2009 22:41:

quote:
Originally posted by Nick Cenik
Even though my birthday is in September, I've dreaded the coming of the month for years now as for so long it symbolized the start of the school year. But now school is finished for the time being and, so, no more worries on that front

I was actually a bit sad and nostalgic this past Tuesday - miss school seeing all the excited froshies made me all teary eyed lol

Posted by NuERA on Sep-09-2009 22:53:

September was always my fav month in school. Good weather, no homework, excited to see everyone, and everyone had money from working all summer, so it was a great month for going out to the bar. lol

Posted by geroin on Sep-09-2009 22:59:

totally agreed.. sun is amazing too, no burning.
I watched the sunset and literally within 3 minutes the sun went down and it got kinda dark, was pretty crazy lol

few days ago

Posted by Nicolas Oliver on Sep-09-2009 23:01:

quote:
Originally posted by NuERA
September was always my fav month in school...no homework

I've never understood this claim. Perhaps students in grade school and the early years of high school get little homework when school resumes. But as for university, the norm (at least in Arts&Science) at UofT was to have readings due for the first day of class which, of course, could not possibly be compelted until after students had gotten i) the course syllabus detailing the list of readings as well as ii) an opportunity to purchase the readings.

Posted by Silky Johnson on Sep-09-2009 23:04:

quote:
Originally posted by geroin

Haha, sweet pics.

Also, agreed about back to school. I love back to school.

Posted by LKD on Sep-09-2009 23:36:

it's debauchery month for me every year so it's hard to say what the weather is really like...

Posted by Abercrombie on Sep-09-2009 23:54:

The short summer is making September hit people with SAD really hard this year.

Posted by Endlesswave on Sep-09-2009 23:56:

quote:
Originally posted by Abercrombie
The short summer is making September hit people with SAD really hard this year.

Maybe but I mean this month is remarkably more summer like than the summer was supposed to be.

SAD will hit us harder after that because of it.

Posted by Mach X on Sep-09-2009 23:59:

Yeah, September is pretty rad... my birthday, a slew of friend's bdays as well.

Only bad thing is that at my job with the turnover of students going back to school and scheduling issues because of school it becomes quite hectic.

Other bad thing, Christmas is around the corner, time to start making good attempts at clearing up those credit card debts so there is room to fill it right back up come December.

Oh, and i don't do this anymore, but I used to start getting nailed with those 10-12 months no payments no intrest bills from the christmas prior around now!

But yeah, birthdays for alot of my friends are in September so good times!

And Dusty Kid on the 26th!

And hockey pre-season starts soon!

Posted by Silky Johnson on Sep-10-2009 00:00:

quote:
Originally posted by Endlesswave

SAD will hit us harder after that because of it.

LOL

Posted by Cribby on Sep-10-2009 00:02:

Considering I just had the best weekend of the year, I would have to agree :d

Posted by Endlesswave on Sep-10-2009 00:02:

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie
LOL

lol what?

You suck for not coming tomorrow.

Posted by mnemonic. on Sep-10-2009 00:10:

lol, sounds like a lot of September birthdays. Celebrated mine this weekend, got the gift of great weather on the Sean Miller cruise and the days thereafter.

Posted by Silky Johnson on Sep-10-2009 00:33:

quote:
Originally posted by Endlesswave
lol what?

You suck for not coming tomorrow.

Well I think SAD is mostly a crock of shit. I don't doubt that some people suffer from it, but I believe they're probably also already predisposed to depression.

And I'm sorry about Friday. I have to work the night shift though. :/

Posted by Big Boss on Sep-10-2009 00:50:

Film Festival and after parties.
Everyone's back in town after spending August vacationing or at the cottage.

Posted by Pett on Sep-10-2009 00:59:

quote:
Originally posted by ChemEnhanced
if only it stayed light out till 9 pm then it would be perfect....can't get a good round of golf in after work this time of year.

+1 just squeezed one in, last few holes were pretty dark but solid outing for 9 hole price too!

Posted by rabbitjoker on Sep-10-2009 01:50:

September has some of the best weather as far as I am concerned.

Posted by FunkyCrew on Sep-10-2009 14:07:

quote:
Originally posted by Nick Cenik
I've never understood this claim. Perhaps students in grade school and the early years of high school get little homework when school resumes. But as for university, the norm (at least in Arts&Science) at UofT was to have readings due for the first day of class which, of course, could not possibly be compelted until after students had gotten i) the course syllabus detailing the list of readings as well as ii) an opportunity to purchase the readings.

lol Nick quit being such a nerd
we all got readings list in the first week, but who the hell starts doing them right away?

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