
5 reasons I’m not looking forward to a New Jersey summer
I have a message to all you New Jersey fall lovers. I am not looking forward to this season change, and here are 5 reasons why.
Why I'm Not Looking Forward To Fall In New Jersey
I'll be the first to admit I'm a summer lover through and through. I am not looking forward to fall, but before I start explaining why, I must concede some undeniable facts.
I admit that New Jersey is a beautiful place in the fall. The leaves are gorgeous, and the air is crisp.

There is also the relief that comes with the drop in the New Jersey humidity that even the greatest lovers of summer enjoy.
The Reasons New Jersey Summer Lovers Don't Like Fall
But there are too many solid reasons to dislike this particular change in season that are already driven into my brain to allow for a peaceful transition.
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I want to share with you the 5 things that make it impossible for me to embrace fall in New Jersey, and it all started in my childhood.

Summers were the highlight of the year for me when I was a kid, and there wasn't one day during summer break that I didn't love.
The 5 Reasons To Avoid Fall In New Jersey
#5 Pumpkin Spice - it's the most overrated flavor on the planet.
#4 The end of my beloved summer - no matter how you slice it, you can't avoid that fact.
#3 The opening act to the dreaded winter season - if you think I hate fall, try talking to me about winter.
#2 Those crunching leaves - the sound sends a chill up my spine, and not the good kind.
#1 Three words. Back-To-School - they are words that still send a shudder up my spine.
I'll warm up to fall. I always do, but I'll never admit I like it. Although I have never said no to a S'more.
Asbury Park and the perfect summer day in the summer of '26!
Gallery Credit: Eric "EJ" Johnson
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