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Brazil flagRaul Lustoza Araujo
Cold or Warm places? Living in a cold or hot weather country? It's a tough question but I think cold countries take some advantages. First, people dress up better than in hot places, where they normally are almost half-naked. Second, hot tea, coffee, chocolate, milk or whatever, are a really good company with a book. Third, and maybe the best, we can sleep deeply and pretty hibernate, in cold weather. Obviously, the activities in cold places or weather, come across to my personality. However, I would like to read your opinion, as well.

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Cold or Warm places?

Living in a cold or hot weather country?
It's a tough question but I think cold countries take have some advantages.
First, people dress up better than in hot places, where they normally are almost half-naked.
Second, hot tea, coffee, chocolate, milk or whatever, are a really good company with a book.
Third, and maybe the best, we can sleep deeply and pretty hibernate, in cold weather.
Obviously, the activities in cold places or weather, come across to my personality. appeal to me personally.
However, I would like to read your opinion, as well.


Great job, and great question! I have been lucky enough to live in both cold and warm climates. I prefer cold climates, but I understand the draw of warm climates. When it's cold, one can get warmer by layering clothing. When it's warm, one can swim to cool off.

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