Are You Dreaming of a White Christmas?

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Are You Dreaming of a White Christmas?

  • Christmas is Christmas! It doesn't matter to me if it's white, green, or purple!

    Votes: 4 19.0%
  • I prefer a green Christmas.

    Votes: 4 19.0%
  • Christmas just isn't the same unless it's white!

    Votes: 9 42.9%
  • "I'll Have a Blue, Blue Christmas..."

    Votes: 1 4.8%
  • I like sunny Christmases!! (But do you like them with or without snow?)

    Votes: 4 19.0%
  • I love a White Christmas but with the snow would melt the next day!

    Votes: 6 28.6%
  • How do you prefer your Christmas? (Tell us in your post.)

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
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LittleBit1987

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#23
Ah, snow... *Snow, snow... Snow!!*

I love cold. I love snow.. I should live more north than where I'm currently at.. Or at least where there are more chances of actually HAVING snow. I'm not cold hearted.. Really I'm not; but I get this warm fuzzy feeling when I see snow.. Or play in the snow. I'm really a big kid at heart.. I miss the snow.. :(
 
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Tintin

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#25
I don't hate snow, I just don't know what it is.
 
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Tintin

Guest
#27
It never snows in Australia?
There are a few places (nowhere near me) which get white stuff that falls from the sky onto the ground and covers it very thinly. But I don't think any self-respecting American, Canadian, Scandinavian person etc. could call it 'snow'. ;)
 

seoulsearch

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May 23, 2009
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#29
Not quite everyone... because not everyone is single.
This is one of those neutral threads that anyone, married or single, could answer, unless someone's spouse would divorce them for liking snow and answering a poll about it. I've heard of fights over lesser things... (After all, I used to be married.)

So yup, when I said, "Hey everyone!" I actually meant everyone.
 
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seoulsearch

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#30
There are a few places (nowhere near me) which get white stuff that falls from the sky onto the ground and covers it very thinly. But I don't think any self-respecting American, Canadian, Scandinavian person etc. could call it 'snow'. ;)
This makes me want to gather up all our friends here who have never seen snow and take them to my home state (or Minnesota) for a week during a good old-fashioned snowfall. I'm not talking those states that get 2 inches of flurries and they freak out and close everything down because they're not used to any kind of frozen precipitation.

The question I'm often asked from those in Southern states is, "How do you drive in that stuff??!!!" Allow me to show you. :D I will always remember one year when I was a kid, the snow was so high that when my parents plowed and shoveled the driveway, it was literally like Moses walking through the Red Sea, with two HUGE walls of snow on either side.

The drifts around our entire house were so tall that even as small kids, I could walk around our entire house and pick the icicles off the roof.

Then there were the times we went sledding at my Grandma's and my Dad would build a big snow "bump" right in the middle of the hill... :D Not so good for one's posterior, but man, was it ever fun. :)
 

p_rehbein

Senior Member
Sep 4, 2013
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#31
With regards to the OP TITLE......

uh, no........

lemme say that again.......

​NO!
 
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JeniBean

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#32
I grew up in Michigan. 17 years in Detroit and 11 years in Lansing. Many white Christmas's there. Where in Florida are you? We live in Clearwater. I like the white sand idea for Christmas.
Wow I spent 9 years in Lansing, lived in Tampa for 6 years. Now I'm on the other coast. However I come to Clearwater/ Sarasota/Tampa often on business.
 

ArtsieSteph

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Arizona
#33
I actually forgot that there are outdoor malls out there that do snowfalls. Imma go to one of those hopefully
 

seoulsearch

OutWrite Trouble
May 23, 2009
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#34
Ah... A romantic moonlit stroll... in the snow.

Oh, how I wish.

 

mailmandan

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Apr 7, 2014
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#36
I don't mind snow AS LONG AS I DON'T HAVE TO DELIVER MAIL IN IT. ;)



 

Lynx

Folksy yet erudite
Aug 13, 2014
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#37
I might need psychiatric assistance... if any psychiatrist would deal with me. I was reading this thread title and thinking of the "If life is a box of chocolate" thread and my brain spit out "Are you dreaming of a white chocolate Christmas?"

Then I did a reality check and determined I should take my brain in for a tune up. Or maybe a full overhaul. It obviously has a few too many miles on it.
 

Roh_Chris

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Jun 15, 2014
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#38
I don't hate snow, I just don't know what it is.
Me neither. I've always longed for a white Christmas, but it looks like I'll get to enjoy it only when I get to a part of the world where snow falls! :/
 

Dino246

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Jun 30, 2015
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#39
It was starting to look like we would get a brown Christmas (or, JB, should I put CHRIST,mas!). However, we are now actually getting seasonal weather. I grew up on Canada's left coast, and white Christmas was a rare thing. I recall exactly two in the 30+ years I spent there. The latter arrived with four feet of snow over about four days.

Now I just hope that the temperature is above -30. Been there too, more than once.