To Whom It May Concern:
I know that last year, when you came over, Montreal did a pitiful job of fulfilling its reputation as a city in a "nordic country". I mean come on, hearing remarks like, "It's about the same temperature as Los Angeles when I left this morning" is NOT cool. Especially when it was like, a week from Christmas.
This year, however, that will change, as we are in a period of La Nina, where temperatures are generally below average. Our promises will certainly NOT fall flat, and Christmas (at least, ours) promises to be whiter than Jesusland.
Now, tell me you don't want to jump in all that natural snow!! Woo-hoo!
Edit: It's funny when you check the weather and it says "Light Snow" and you look out your window and it looks like that.
This year, however, that will change, as we are in a period of La Nina, where temperatures are generally below average. Our promises will certainly NOT fall flat, and Christmas (at least, ours) promises to be whiter than Jesusland.
Now, tell me you don't want to jump in all that natural snow!! Woo-hoo!
Edit: It's funny when you check the weather and it says "Light Snow" and you look out your window and it looks like that.