35 February Quotes

1. The month of February may be cold and filled with heavy snow but I would offer you great ancouragement to exit your warm confines and enjoy nature's snowy white playground. Victoria L. Adenson




2. February may be the shortest month of the year, so enjoy every day as it will soon be over! Catherine Pulsifer




3. The test of a true friendship is just like the test of enduring the harshness of a February snowstorm. Victoria L. Adenson




4. Sometimes a Christian's life is just like the month of February; it is filled with deep snowbanks to circumvent while awaiting the anticipated warmth of the spring. Theodore W. Higginsworth




5. February, cold and still...Yet, we're glad this month is brief, March brings a sense of relief. Catherine Pulsifer, February Cold




6. February second, mark the date,
   The groundhog’s rise, we celebrate! Catherine Pulsifer, When is Groundhog Day?




7. The beauty of February lies not in its length, but in the love and resilience it brings to the coldest of days.




8. February is the month we start dreaming about our garden, we have had enough of winter. Catherine Pulsifer




9. Without Valentine's Day, February would be - well, January. Jim Gaffigan




10. Winter brings the cold of February but remember it is only temporary. Catherine Pulsifer, Winter Is Back Again
    This quote is a reminder that even the harshest seasons will pass. February may bring freezing temperatures, snow-covered landscapes, and gray skies, but it will not last forever. Just as winter gives way to spring, our challenges and difficult times are only temporary. No matter how cold or long a season feels, warmth and renewal are just around the corner. It encourages us to embrace the moment, knowing that brighter days lie ahead.




11. January can feel like a long, dark tunnel, but February brings hope of light at the end. Catherine Pulsifer




12. Though February may be wrapped in winter’s chill, its days remind us that spring is on the horizon, waiting to unfold.




13. Never despair that you were born in the cold of February. History shows important and significant events occurred - including your birth. B. C. Artworst




14. The coldest months, December, January, and February, always seem to be the longest. Catherine Pulsifer




15. The Leap Year, which comes once in four, gives February one day more.




16. It is most often true that February is the snowiest, coldest month of the year, yet, I am not mired within its' cold for together we are still bold. Annabelle Marie Haines




17. February brings sweet Valentine's Day, love in the air, in a special way. Catherine Pulsifer, A Holiday Awaits




18. Many joyful hours are spent with grandchildren building snow forts that February cherishes. Kate Summers





19. Goodbye February, you were quite chill....March arrives with a warm embrace, we're ready for spring's radiant face. Catherine Pulsifer, Goodbye February
    This quote reflects the transition from winter to spring, capturing both the cold farewell of February and the hopeful welcome of March. February, with its icy winds and short days, may have tested our patience, but it is now behind us. As March arrives, it brings the promise of warmth, renewal, and the first signs of spring. The flowers begin to bloom, the sun lingers a little longer, and a sense of new beginnings fills the air. It’s a reminder that every season has its place, but change is always on the horizon, bringing fresh opportunities and brighter days.




20. February lays bear the cheerful bright leaves of fall but waters the colorful flowers of spring. H. H. Hopalotomus




21. February may be short, but it is filled with love, hope, and the quiet promise of brighter days ahead.




22. January Babies grow as pretty, pure and white as snow! February Babies, next, have "Kindness" for their daily text! Althea Randolph




23. I deny February Valentine's Day cast upon us for it denies that love prevails throughout every day, of every month, of every year. Byron R. Pulsifer




24. Rose Day is a time to celebrate your love for others. Give a rose to those you love. Victoria L. Adenson




25. Snowflakes dance, hearts embrace—February is a month of both frost and warmth.




26. The strength of one's imagination of warm, sun-soaked days of summer is challenged by the cold and snow of February. Robert Rivers





27. Life is too short to wish February away. Get out and enjoy it! Mary S. Scotsburn
    This quote is a reminder to embrace each day, no matter the season. February may be cold, with winter still lingering, but wishing it away means missing out on the beauty it holds. Whether it's the crisp air, the sparkle of fresh snow, or the cozy moments spent with loved ones, every month has something special to offer. Life moves quickly, and instead of longing for warmer days, we should make the most of the present. Enjoy February for what it is—because every day is a gift, and joy can be found in every season.




28. February is God's natural reservoir of both spring waters and unhindered snowshoe trails. Freddy J. W. Parkes




29. February hearts entwine, love blooms like flowers on Valentine's Day. Author Unknown




30. January whispers of fresh beginnings, a clean slate to rewrite our stories. As it gracefully gives way to February, love enters the stage, warming the cold winter nights. In the union of January and February, we find the magic of starting anew and the enchantment of love's embrace. Author Unknown




31. May you have roses in February to remind you of love. Sam Fickinsen




32. In February, winter lingers, but so does love—both steady and strong, refusing to fade.




33. There is never a month that I do not thoroughly enjoy. Why? I've wisely scratched out January and February. Theodore W. Higgingsworth




34. Now I know why I was born near the beginning of winter - in order to save up enough fat to make it through January and February. Rory R. Cuphist




35. The flowers of late winter and early spring occupy places in our hearts well out of proportion to their size. Gertrude Smith Wister