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6 Reasons Why Texans Love Fall

We can't help falling in love with fall.

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6 Reasons Why Texans Love Fall
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If you're from Texas then you know how drastic the season changes can be. Heck, the temperature on Monday could be 98 degrees and somehow drop to 80 by Wednesday. I think many of us can agree that the transition from summer to fall is the easiest season change throughout Texas. Summer is great and all, but there's just some things about fall that us Texans love.

1. The temperature drop

We all know how hot it gets in Texas. Fall means that you can go outdoors for longer than ten minutes without sunburning. And don't even get me started on awkward tan lines.

2. Football season

To many Texans the only thing that fall means is football season, and we take football very seriously. Even if you're not a huge football fan like me, it's still fun to go to local high school or college games. Fall wouldn't be the same without Friday night games.

3. No more mosquitoes

My favorite (and I'm sure many others' favorite) thing about fall is that all the mosquitoes die off. Finally, I can go outside in peace without fighting off the swarms of these pesky blood-sucking creatures.

4. The fair

The fair only comes around once a year, so it's a big deal. We love it for its rides, games, and live music, but fall just makes any outside activity like the fair so much more bearable.

5. The holidays are near

Fall is the beginning of the holiday season, and we all know that the holidays mean family, food, and good times. We Texans have strong love for our families and love the holidays because it brings us all together. Fall just increases our anticipation for the rest of the holiday season.

6. The food

Pecan pie, turkey, corn bread, and really anything made on the grill.

Let's face it, we all use "but it's the holidays" as an excuse for over eating. It's OK though! Texans can't help that our food is so good. It isn't fall if you don't eat some comfort food every now and then.

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