Ack!

Nov 20, 2008 09:08

It doesn't matter how much warning we were given on the news, it was still a shock to my system this morning to look out the window and see white. Lots of white. Argh. Snow everywhere. I am never mentally, physically or emotionally prepared for that first day that signals that all life has ended until next spring. Which appears years away at the ( Read more... )

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debris4spike November 20 2008, 15:44:30 UTC
Mind you - I suppose you were in a warmer country last year, which makes this seem worse!

In 22 years of living here we have had 1 day of snow!!

btw - just to reply to this post I looked through last years winter icons and re-loaded this one - LOL!!!

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kalinda001 November 20 2008, 18:10:08 UTC
Thanks for the snow icon *grins* That's where I like my cold weather. In an icon.

In 22 years of living here we have had 1 day of snow!!
Now that sounds more like it.

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reapermum November 20 2008, 18:22:30 UTC
We don't get snow in Tamworth very often. We keep it indoors

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kalinda001 November 20 2008, 18:25:43 UTC
That looks like fun. And where I'd prefer my snow too!

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nautile26 November 20 2008, 20:58:25 UTC
Snow always looks so pretty, but I don't think I'd like to live with it. :)

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kalinda001 November 20 2008, 21:28:55 UTC
My sentiments exactly =)

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vilakins November 20 2008, 21:12:26 UTC
Snow is so exotic for me that I don't get why people hate it. I used to live in Germany, so I do know what's it's like (at -20C) and I loved it! It's so invigorating, and the air's so dry, your clothes actually provide good insulation.

Try our miserable wet winters where the air's so damp you can't get properly warm.

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kalinda001 November 20 2008, 21:32:49 UTC
I guess it's all relative. It is pretty to look at and invigorating if all you have to do is enjoy it.

But after 40+ years of having to shovel it for hours on end in order to get out of a driveway or slip-sliding all over the road hoping to get to work in one piece, it does lose it's shine after awhile. It's sort of like going to a nice hotel. Which is nice and enjoyable except when you have to spend 6 months in one. By then the novelty factor has definitely worn off and you can't wait to get out of there =)

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reapermum November 20 2008, 22:14:03 UTC
You won't like lowland English snow then, it manages to be wet and miserable, not very pretty and still gets in the way.

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jaxomsride November 21 2008, 00:51:38 UTC
Er I'm afraid I still love snow!
I revert to being a kid a gain and skip if it's snowing.
I do understand other people not liking it though.

Well it does explain your "Let it Snow" fic.

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