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1. What is your favorite season?

2. What is your favorite seasoning?

3. Have you ever seen the aurora?

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1) Autumn by far, then winter, than summer and finally spring
2) Garlic (my wife loves it)
3) Several times

1. Fall.
2. Saffron.
3. No. Hopefully someday.

1. Autumn

2. Garlic

3. Yes!

1. What is your favorite season?

FOOTBALL!!! ;-)

2. What is your favorite seasoning?

None really. Seriously, none. ;-)

3. Have you ever seen the aurora?

A whowhat? LOL--no, I haven't...not sure if they have those in Texas or not. ;-)

1. ) Autumn
2.) Cinnamon
3.) Yes

Autumn. Especially when the woods are full of trees with golden leaves, and there is just something about the crispness of an autumn morning
What are you counting as seasoning? Conventionally on this side of the pond when we are talking about seasoning something it is only salt and pepper that are meant. In that situation it has to be freshly ground black pepper. Now with the appearance of packets and jars of things like, for example, Jerk Seasoning I still think you can't beat keeping it simple with freshly ground black pepper.
Never. It's on the list of things to do before I die.

1) Spring, then Autumn, Summer and winter (which I enjoy for the first 3 weeks and then get bored of!)

2) black pepper, freshly ground.

3) No, but I'd like to.

1. What is your favorite season?

Spring

2. What is your favorite seasoning?

Basil and coriander

3. Have you ever seen the aurora?

No, but I've seen noctilucent clouds

1. I like the transitional seasons, Fall and Spring. The weather is neither too hot nor too cold.

2. I'd say I'm partial to rosemary.

3. No. I do plan on taking my daughter some day, because that's her name. It's as good a reason as any. :)

WINTER (by far, come on snow!)
salt. garlic.
more than once. First time I was a senior in high school and in Ohio. Not a common thing in Ohio and I thought I had lost my ever loving mind. I asked my physics teacher the next day what it was and swore up and down that I was not under the influence of any mind altering substances at the time. Even though it was muted a great deal and mainly just weird green and had no clear definition to the streaks, it was still amazing.

1. warm season
2. garlic
3, Played the violen as a child in the 70's to it. Yes yearly

1. Fall.

2. Garlic, or that Johnny's Seasoning stuff.

3. yes!

1. What is your favorite season?
Summer in New England; Winter in southern Arizona. Any time of year in the Bay Area (SF and points north.)

2. What is your favorite seasoning?
The most basic? Salt.
The most processed? Sriracha
Lasting memory of wonderment at first encounter? Herbes de Provence.

3. Have you ever seen the aurora?
Nope. Only in pictures.

1. Spring.

2. Hmm..I would say salt. Maybe I'll go w/ garlic salt as I a nice alternative.

3. No but I would like to.

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