In the I-10 corridor, snow is one flurry every 10-12 years.

I don't want to hear it from either of you two.

-KIE

Here's some background advice: Check out this lovely artwork. The artist's name escapes me, *cough*me*cough* but I heard that he made his by Googleing for New Zealand scenery, which demonstrates the widespread variety of environments on Mata Nui, and found two pics. He used a program, which is coincidentally the same photo-editing program you have, and edited the people out of a beach picture, then pasted in a cliff picture he had found and edited. He found the clone tool particularly useful for covering up any unwanted people or scenery, or for painting in identical textures to ones already on the drawing, including sand and sky. When he was finished, this [shamelessego]artistic genius[/shamelessego] edited it using one of the fine art functions in the dropdown effects menu to make the background relatively similar to the style of the artwork. This artist is said to be a major fan of your artwork, and I am certain that he would be completely willing to give you advice, assuming that he hasn't already.

With all due respect,

Aanchir, Rachira of Time

*Sigh* We haven't had snow where I live for at least five years.

You too? Almost 6 years without snow....I hope we get some this year.

I want a tablet too. Guess I could start saving for that.

...Ok, so maybe only a centimeter stayed on the ground, and it melted by mid-afternoon... That's all Indiana's fault, by the way. T

And us! We snuck down to your state in the middle of the night and stole your snow!!! Ahahahaha!

...

And we still have our snow, too.

Turakii

Ha! We got it before you . We got snow in Michigan back on Monday. Glad you got it though.

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In the I-10 corridor, snow is one flurry every 10-12 years.

 

I don't want to hear it from either of you two.

 

 

-KIE

I'm sorry. It's just that after living in Northern Minnesota for 10 years. where it snows for 7 months straight, moving to Southern California for 4, where it only snows rain, and then moving to Ohio, where the weather is so bizzare you never know what'll happen, a person would kinda look forward to snow.

I guess.

...Ok, so maybe only a centimeter stayed on the ground, and it melted by mid-afternoon... That's all Indiana's fault, by the way. T

And us! We snuck down to your state in the middle of the night and stole your snow!!! Ahahahaha!

 

...

 

And we still have our snow, too.

 

 

 

Turakii

Ha! We got it before you . We got snow in Michigan back on Monday. Glad you got it though.

 

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Agh! Give it back! I want pillowy cold fluff. ;_;

~Nikira

Yer' lucky. I'm in New Jersy and don't have snow.

SNOW IS COOL!

I have about one foot of snow where I live. It's awesome!! Sorry that you don't have that much...

~Phyre

And here slightly to the north of you, we've been having snow since oh, October. SO NO COMPLAINING ANY OF YOU.

Unless you live in way-up-north Canada, or Greenland or Russia or something. Then you have a right. If you live in Siberia. Indeed.

Nothing in the world beats talking about the weather with internet!

Anomaly of anomalies: way-up-north southern Finland is still snowless. I'm not complaining; it's just like being back home in Vancouver. Except Vancouver has been hit with unprecedented massive rainstorms and deep frosts this fall, so it's actually better than being there. Incidentally, Toronto of winter infamy has been suffering a strangely warm autumn of 18 degrees Celsius... El Niño or global warming? Why not both!

-BC

Lucky you I live in England and we haven't had snow for who knows how long.