13 Deeply Relatable Tweets Describing Winter In 4 Words

Winter is out there hitting its icy stride (in some parts of the steadily darkening world), and people are already over it. If your bones are cold, and you're finding yourself powerfully uninspired to do anything, these tweets describing winter in four words are for you. 

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