I totally agree with you, I could live without snow foreva....Originally Posted by Kiwideus
For me, yes there is such a thing as too white. I am of the belief that snow belongs in the alps
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We're going to have a left-over white icey Christmas, I think. I don't mind white - so long as it snows and melts within 24 hours.
I'm good with a green/brown Chrismtas.
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Green here- i wish it was white!
Green here for this tropical creature...
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Having a brown Christmas with bits of brown mesquite tees and smatterings of green cactus. Not a high likeliness for snow here in Arizona.
White
We always have a white Christmas
Green - wouldn't be Christmas if it wasn't!
Definitely!
Or on Christmas cards -- that's OK too. I'm prepared to be that flexible.Originally Posted by Kiwideus
For me, yes there is such a thing as too white. I am of the belief that snow belongs in the alps
I had all the White Christmas I need for the rest of my life last year, and am very grateful that there is none of that nonsense in the forecast for this year.
It's still white here (I'll admit I'm a bit suprised since it's about a week old now and I was sure it was going to melt.) I much prefer white...saves me form looking at my decidedly un-festive lawn all winter.
White here. We have a very thin layer of snow, though. I prefer green, but I'm just a tropical, warm weather kinda gal.
Not that hot here Kellye - high is 20C!!!
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Now I see why my daughters BF is in Australia for the month of Dec. Lucky lil poo.
And now our weather is calling for 5-10cm on Christmas Day.....
And now our weather is calling for 5-10cm on Christmas Day.....
