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15 – World Snow Day
Huh, does this mean northerners get a day off school? ;-)
Does it snow where you live?
Just a flurry or two since I've been here, but there was actual snow on the ground this spring - for a few hours. Our Canadian friends here laughed at how excited everyone was, including adults.
If not, have you ever seen snow?
Of course! As a child I lived on the lower slopes of Mt Taranaki. It didn't snow in town, but snow was only a short drive away. I've also lived in England and Germany and there was plenty of snow, especially in Frankfurt. And I loved it!
If yes, what do you think of snow?
See above! My German friends regarded it as a nuisance but I never got tired of it. SO. MUCH. FUN.
The icon is because it's the only snowy one I have, and Vila, being space English, wasn't impressed..
Does it snow where you live?
Just a flurry or two since I've been here, but there was actual snow on the ground this spring - for a few hours. Our Canadian friends here laughed at how excited everyone was, including adults.
If not, have you ever seen snow?
Of course! As a child I lived on the lower slopes of Mt Taranaki. It didn't snow in town, but snow was only a short drive away. I've also lived in England and Germany and there was plenty of snow, especially in Frankfurt. And I loved it!
If yes, what do you think of snow?
See above! My German friends regarded it as a nuisance but I never got tired of it. SO. MUCH. FUN.
The icon is because it's the only snowy one I have, and Vila, being space English, wasn't impressed..