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Yup. I've had plenty of snow in Rhode Island. In fact, we just got a few inches yesterday.

Lucky person. Honestly, I hate living in Georgia. It gets cold, windy, and, well, really cold, but it snows like once per year.

 

I was born in Maryland, so it feels like something's missing when winter comes around each year. Another reason why I hate living here.

 

But enough about me. Others, comments, questions, or possibly wanting to join Tuma on his quest for household domination.

 

Two more snow pics:

They're having a great time

 

And, well, he's not

 

-MT

Hahahah, you're five months late for this. I live in canada, we had snow in December... but normally it snows on the 20th of October

that's too bad for you.

it is 60 degrees here right now

I wish we had snow...I live in southern Mississippi and we NEVER have snow. The last time it snowed here was in 1999.

Wanna know something?

 

 

Snow lasts six months without leaving, and last year we had -50 degrees celcius.

 

 

No, i've lived in that weather all my life, i hate it.

@Mesonak: I know how you feel.

 

@Kini: However, I don't know how you feel.

 

-MT

Honestly, ------, California, is a total rut. In all of the cities around us, including Palm Springs, there was minor snow. But guess what? We, and out neighbour town, ----------, Arizona, got no snow. And the last time we had it was like, 1942 or something.

 

But at least we don't get earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes, floods from the Colorado River (at least, not since Parker Dam was built), or any other natural disasters. Except for hail. Oh wait, that was in Quartzite....

 

We're iceless.

 

-Levacius the Guardian

At least you never get any bad weather...stupid temperature won't get above 35 now(that's the high). And no snow. This sucks.

 

Honestly, my favorite place in California would be Palo Alto. Always warm. San Francisco is always 50 degrees or something. And LA and SD get cold sometimes too...

 

-MT

Oh, and we had up to five feet of snow one year... we normaly get around two feet that lasts all winter... and i have to shovel that.

Oh, and we had up to five feet of snow one year... we normaly get around two feet that lasts all winter... and i have to shovel that.

 

Well, at least you found a way to kill time...

 

-MT

No.. i'd rather sit in front of my fireplace or computer... or X-Box... cause if you lived here... only retarded 8 year olds like the cold... when it's -30 every day and -40 every night

You're lucky. We've had barely any snow here.

The snow's all gone, now. The temperature's actually been pretty nice, considering what it was earlier.

 

-MT

it was 80 here yesterday

and now it is 30

Ok. So maybe I'm not the only one with random 50 degree weather changes.

 

-MT

In the mornings, we have about 36 degrees as our minimum tempature. But what I really want is for this place tosnow. Mainly because I wouldn't have to go to school, and also because my little town is about 50 years away from its last snowing.

 

Well, at least we don't have tsunamis. But I'm telling you, in the summer, we get all the way up to 120 degrees, and we nearly hit 130 once if I can recall. But if you think your icy tundra is bad, you NEVER should come here in the summer.

 

But this is a good home to come to in the winter. The locally known "snowbirds" come up from Canada and Washington every year to spend the winter in a warmer place, but go back up in the summer so they don't melt. No offense to anybody here, but it always seems like these people don't know how to drive. Hey Kini, do they not have much traffic in Canada, or are the people who come here just the worst drivers in your entire sub-artic country?

 

Well, no matter what, life continues. Luckily for me, school starts late every two wednesdays, and I'll be on Independent Study on the second week of February, and if you don't know what that is, it's basically I'll be gone for that time period, but I'll still have to do my schoolwork, and take all the tests when I come back. I always wait till the last minute.

 

Lets just hope it dosen't rain this year. Reenacting the Middle Ages + Tents + Having to take stuff in + Rain = Oh no....

 

-Levacius the Guardian

Almost a year. And yay for the snow blog.

 

-MT

Get the heck off TA.

 

Meso and I are the only people allowed to revive Blog Topics.

 

-Toa Levacius Zehvor