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Growing up in Sweden I experienced snow every year. I enjoy 4 seasons.
Growing up in Poland, and living in Germany for over a decade I experienced snow every year. I enjoy 4 seasons.
Where I live now must be, I believe, very close to hell - for 8 months of 12. I learned to hate the heat. I wouldn't mind to live 8 months of a year where is cold and snow. Iceland or Greenland sounds like a dream...
There has never been a year without snow during all the time I have lived in Maryland. I enjoy snow, as it looks magical. However, I dislike shoveling snow. I have my yardworker do that.
Maryland has a nice balance of four seasons. The beach on the East is great during the summer.
I asked my Filipina wife, she said she saw snow once, in Kuwait, and it was brown. I suspect it was largely sleet, which had accumulated a lot of windblown desert dust on the way down.
I bet that lots of people that are living in southern parts of the US, and never travelled in their life, newer had an opportunity to experience real snowfall. And I know people who never left their state or even a county...
Growing up in Poland, and living in Germany for over a decade I experienced snow every year. I enjoy 4 seasons.
Where I live now must be, I believe, very close to hell - for 8 months of 12. I learned to hate the heat. I wouldn't mind to live 8 months of a year where is cold and snow. Iceland or Greenland sounds like a dream...
Amigo, you can't believe how lucky you are, even you're sweating the hell off you during 8 months, Texas in general is still blessed with Polar winds right from the Artic.
I lived my whole life at 23ºS and never had a hint of what is like to have at least one day of freezing temperature. Had to travel all the way to Switzerland to have a mere glimpse of that (there was some snow at some few roofs in Zurich, last March)
Just this weekend my father was telling me how much he missed shovelling snow. He is in his 70s and his doctor has told him he can't do that anymore, for health reasons.
A person would have to live in the tropics and never leave.
My mother lives in San Diego County and it snows there. It snows in Florida. It snows in Hawaii. Less frequently than it snows in Minnasota, but it occassionally snows in those places.
I live where we get lots of snow and that first snowfall of the year is always a thrill.
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