You might be from Vermont if… you wear wool socks to bed in June. Brrrr!

“Here Honey, I got you some craft beer and a pair of warm socks.” - Vermonters, trying to be romantic

Living in a colder climate, you have to deal with ice, snow, freezing temperatures, and that one jerk who texts you, “It’s 80 degrees where I am.”

No one: … Vermonters: Bet this driveway is a bi*** in the winter.

Ok, I'll go first: You might just be a Vermonter, if you find yourself splitting kindling in the rain (in your work clothes and shoes), in order to warm the house for dinner, while your husband finishes off the last batch of syrup in the sugar shack on a regular Thursday evening.

Vermont hits 60 degrees and EVERYONE is outside.

In Vermont, you coordinate your wool socks with your New Years outfit.

One of the best things about Fall in Vermont: it’s considered normal for adults to walk around clutching fistfuls of their favorite leaves.