"Indoor or Outdoor Person?" Topic

Prefer outdoors but Missouri outdoors doesn't prefer me…

indoor/outdoor doesn't affect my decision making – whatever is appropriate to the event/wherever the party: doing stuff works for me.

Phil

Outdoors in cold weather, indoors if it is warm weather. Pretty much hate warm weather.

Used to be outdoor person. Then I became a civilian.
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Tim

Depends on the season, as I get older I have less tolerance for temperature extremes.

I spend much of summer outdoors & nearly as much of winter. Living in the sub-tropics means that this is not only possible but desirable.

Both. I prefer outdoor exercise. Walking and so forth. Not much of a TV person. If it is too cold or too hot (it has to be pretty extreme on either end) I will hunker down indoors.

I live in Canada – for much of the year, this choice is made for my Mother Nature

While I am mostly an indoor person I am married to an outdoor person, so I would say both

I spend most of my time outdoors. There are no extremes of temperature where I live but it rains a lot. I'm used to it. I'm British.

I much prefer the outdoors. However, due to some quirks of personality, I have become very fearful of "outside" and find it difficult to go through that door. Hopefully the medication will help with this sooner or later.

I listed outdoor, but am afraid outdoor of the fair weather variety. As long as its dry, preferably hot or warm, or at worst sunny and only cold enough where I can bundle up and only feel a little cool.

like someone here on TMP said…you get old..you get cold.

Both. I love a quiet, comfortable chair by a warm fire, but the woods and the streams call to me, too. I can be among a crowd and be energized by their laughter; I can find renewal in silent moments of solitude. Desert or ocean, mountain or plain, wilderness or metropolis, mansion or cabin; in all, I can find a place.

Outdoor when I was younger. Now more of a homebody.

Both

Spent the better part of 35 years working outdoors
regardless the weather. It may be cool and wet here in
Scotland a fair bit of the year but it gives the scenery
it's character.

Indoors it's always too warm and never a breath of air.

Mark me down as outdoors type.

Used to lead canoe and walking tours for the National Park Service, studied the local alligator population from a kayak for nearly 20 years, kayaked all over south Louisiana and Mississippi, and rode a bike for all my local errands. Then I had back surgery (spinal fusion: L2, 3, 4, 5 and S1) in February and crashed and burned. Finally started going to the local gym this week; one of the local paddle-sport companies is holding a guide job for me and I intend to be ready by April.

LT

Both. Love my indoor hobbies and my outdoor ones too!

Both. I enjoy outdoor activeties and most of my day at work is spent out and about. I'm happy at the end of the day to settle in and think about painting some mini's. I wouldn't burn daylight playing a game inside if the weather was nice.