"In the spring I have counted
one hundred and thirty-six
different kinds of weather
inside of four and twenty hours." - Mark Twain
I am not sure what one calls the act of packing away cold weather gear and bringing out the linens and seersucker. Trading those on closet shelves for heavy hats, gloves, woolens. tweed. corduroy.
We use the ter
m "winterizing" when we speak of covering and securing things in late fall for the coming winter months.
What is it called for Spring?
You know, that time when knit and felt hats packed away and replaced by straw hats on the coat rack in the foyer.
The time when sandals sit on the shelves occupied for months by boots.
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