Have you ever seen snow?

Question

And... if not, can I come live with you until June?

Um, no snow yet, but I'd like to get out of here (Wisconsin) before we get any. Anyone mind if I bring my rabid 15 year old daughter? Careful, she hits...

OK, I didn't think about that... When I asked this question, my ID was 'Coke Addict' as in the caption for my avatar. For reasons that are obvious to some, I now have to change my name.

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Oh My God! Better influence? There is no better influence than me! I'm almost offended! (obviously not too offended, since I'm giving you best answer anyway...)

Today, I took her to a craft fair (there goes my masculinity...) and then we went to the highest point in Wi, and walked to the top of the observation tower, talking about the 'old days'. I told her about the last time we were there, when my ex carried her up the stairs (at three years old) while I carried my ex's 12 year old neice up the stairs. And, of course, we listened to our MP3 players all day today...

Answer 1

Sure, but we might get one snow fall per year here as we are close to the mountains. As for your daughter, why not. Sounds like she just needs a good friend and better influence in her life. When was the last time you did something with her that she likes?

Answer 2

Vas es snow???

lol Seriously......I LOVE the stuff. But you have to remember I'm a kid of the south and so we never get it! So once it finally snows........man I just freak out for it. Here in Tennessee, we might get a 'dusting' of one to two inches a few times a year. My poor daughters have no concept of what a true snow man is. They attempt to make a snow ball that disentegrates before it is ever thrown.

Truth is.....its hilarious to live in a city that isn't used to getting snow. If cold temps and precipitation are in the forecast........all of Nashville just shuts down. You would think we were bracing for the biggest natural disaster since.........uhm......Y2K. *wink*

People flock to the grocery and then hunker down preparing for the two inches that inevitably pass North of us every time. *sigh*

So come on down. You can live in my house. I'm actually thinking of packing up and moving to the Florida Keys until this "winter thing" passes by. lol

See ya there!

Answer 3

I see way to much snow--and I don't like the stuff. a few inches is ok-- but when they start talking about how many feet were going to get. It's time to hibernate for the rest of the winter.

Answer 4

Come live with me! I'll make you forget about the snow. And bring the 15 year old. She can babysit the brood...

Answer 5

I'm from the Yukon originally, so yeah, I've seen snow.

which is why I moved to BC! it'll snow up in the mountains, but not down where I live!! ;-)

Answer 6

We get some here in the South of England, not as much as the North where I was brought up but enough for me. LOL

Answer 7

I live in the north east and of course it snows and sometimes we have blizzard conditions. For the most part it is beautiful.

Answer 8

I live in Colorado and it snows a lot in the winter. Especially in the mountains, where I live.

Answer 9

Nope...unfortunately haven't seen any snow!! Ya sure, come down to the Southern Hemisphere...it's spring right now!!

Answer 10

it hasnt snowed where i live for over 18 years, but it snows in the mountains above us so i can see it! i love the snow actually