
snow on christmas
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Posted Nov 5, 2005 - 10:48 am
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Posted Nov 6, 2005 - 10:48 am
VERY PRETTYI LOVE the big snowflakes that fall slow, I think it's so pretty!
i wouldn't mind staying in and watching the snow
but alsa we must fight with it. It has yet to get that cold here







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Posted Nov 6, 2005 - 10:53 am
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Posted Nov 6, 2005 - 11:10 am
another bonus of this kind of weather... it teaches you how to drive in crappy weather.
Are you kidding, I grew up in PA where there are hills and I STILL can't drive in the snow! I'm petrified!
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Posted Nov 6, 2005 - 5:27 pm
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Posted Nov 6, 2005 - 5:39 pm
lol i guess that's trueanother bonus of this kind of weather... it teaches you how to drive in crappy weather.
what doesn't kill you makes you stronger
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Posted Nov 8, 2005 - 11:00 am
Growing up in Maryland, I've had enough white Christmas's to last a lifetime. It is going to be nice to live in a place where I can have shorts on, on Christmas.
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Come live in Rio de Janeiro, then... At Christmas Eve, everyone is normally suntanned (or burned, in my case...), and wearing tops, shorts, light dresses... Sometimes, even at night pants are unbearable, only shorts and skirts. And we have ice-cream at Christmas supper!
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Posted Nov 8, 2005 - 11:33 am
Come live in Rio de Janeiro, then... At Christmas Eve, everyone is normally suntanned (or burned, in my case...), and wearing tops, shorts, light dresses... Sometimes, even at night pants are unbearable, only shorts and skirts. And we have ice-cream at Christmas supper!

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Posted Nov 8, 2005 - 11:57 am
ice cream at christmas dinner,lol. man i don't know if i could have a christmas without a little snoe
That's what we have every year!!! Cold ham, sometimes cold turkey... 90% of the food we have is cold. And oh, not hot drinks... no hot cocoa... very few people eat marshmallows here (they are kinda expensive), and nobody puts them into hot coca.
But the interesting thing is that every xmas picture here has snow. Many people put fake snow (or cotton) on their xmas trees. And decorations are the same, stockings, snowmen, candy canes... Even if we don't have these things here. I would like to have a white christmas once, I've never seen snow...
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Posted Nov 18, 2005 - 6:13 am
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Posted Nov 18, 2005 - 6:36 am
I'd be happy to trade places with you. I'm in Michigan. We got 10 inches of snow Wednesday night and I don't think that it has stopped snowing since. I can't even leave the house today since I don't have 4 wheel drive. I took my daughter to school this morning and it took me 10 minutes to make it up the hill to our house. I'll have to have a friend take me to pick her up today. I can't wait for all this snow to go away! Maybe it's just time for me to move south.I used to live in Michigan and Germany, so I was used to a White Christmas. Since I've been living in Georgia for 11 years, I sure do miss them! Every couple of years we may have an ice storm that will shut down the entire state for a week (the January 2005 snow/ice storm wreaked havoc in Atlanta and the rest of the state), but it's rarely during December.
Then again, since parts of Georgia really don't know how to deal with snow and ice, maybe we're better off without it.

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Posted Nov 18, 2005 - 6:44 am
I'd be happy to trade places with you. I'm in Michigan. We got 10 inches of snow Wednesday night and I don't think that it has stopped snowing since. I can't even leave the house today since I don't have 4 wheel drive. I took my daughter to school this morning and it took me 10 minutes to make it up the hill to our house. I'll have to have a friend take me to pick her up today. I can't wait for all this snow to go away! Maybe it's just time for me to move south.
We can trade for one day, December 25.
I asked my mom if she could go back to Michigan, and she said "absolutely not!" (because of the snow)

I saw footage of snow in Kalamazoo, MI this morning, and at first it looked beautiful. Then I thought about having to drive in it.
But yes, I think it is time for you to move down south. You'll appreciate snow/ice free streets. I think I'll stop griping about the lack of snow here.

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