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I had a dream I saw snow. It was really nice and warm. lol
How I did it: I've been talking to my friends about doing a day trip for quite some time, but we hadn't set a date. Then I was meant to meet said friend for coffee but instead she told me to be ready at 8am and to wear warm clothes... although she didn't tell me, I knew what we were doing; going to the snow! Read how I did it…
This is an Adventure is wondering what else she should do
I had a dream I saw snow. It was really nice and warm. lol
I leave in one month TODAY!!!
And by the time I leave this sweltering heat and arrive in Cincinnati, it’ll be all wintery and Thanksgivingy
:D :D :D :D :D
to fulfilling this goal recently. One of my cousins goes skiing every year, and this year she rented a big chalet and invited me along as her guest to keep her company, as she can’t ski much anymore. It was also supposed to be a treat for me to make up for missing out on the holiday I was planning for myself last year before I got sick. Unfortunately I am still not well enough to be away from home even for overnight. A friend of my cousin’s ended up going in my place. And apparently they all had a wonderful time.
You people do realize that you have to go somewhere COLD to see snow, right? You realize that being in a COLD place is not all cross-country skiing and sitting around a warm fire in a goofy sweaters sipping hot chocolate, right? You do realize that it’s, er, cold and sometimes painful to be cold. If you still want to see snow, just spend some time on the Canadian prairies between November and March. For a very special treat, come in the weeks in January/February when it hits -50 Celcius (with windchill)(-50 Celcius is pretty much the same as -50 Fahrenheit). Ooh la! You’d be crossing this off your list real fast if you ever experienced that!
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living in ohio all my life, I’m sick and tired of snow! Yeah, it’s pretty and all that, but it’s darn cold and a pain in the rear to deal with.
I’ve lived in Florida my whole life, so of course i’ve never seen snow. I enjoy the hot weather all year round, but i’d like to see snow at least once.
My boyfriend took me to the snow and it was awesome! I went skiing and threw some snowballs :D
Even if you grew up in Florida, you’ll eventually travel somewhere with snow. I grew up in Atlanta where it snows once a year so it’s still novel and not a pain. I imagine it’s not so novel in Minneapolis.