When, if ever, is the last time you saw snow, or have you never.

I live in Newfoundland, Canada so snow is very familiar. I also see icebergs float by and some stay for a while. I don't like snow much because with a long driveway it kills ya to shovel it. Some storms are bad and the snow can be 1o feet high in places where it drifts and sometimes it takes a day or two for the plows to clear the roads. Once we were house-bound for 4 days before we got plowed out. I assume you live somewhere very hot, that would kill me.

I saw snow last winter, it snows every winter here and i love it. many stores and schools close when there is too much snow, love that too. last winter i actually had short day in the clinical because of snow. had a nasty patient that day, so snow helped me a lot.

hello thea! i would love to see a real snow...but so sad that here in the Philippines we don't have it! i just saw them on movies...i think snow is nice...but i have talked to afriend last time and he told me that he just hate it when it snows! hehehe but i think if i will have achance to see a snow, i will really enjoy it and have fun with it...

We have quite a bit of snow every winter in Massachusetts, and as you get older , it becomes quite a nuisance. Unfortunately our winters last longer than any other season, so we do get quite sick of it fast....imagine having to get up in the morning after a 12 inch snow fall, having to track knee deep to your car, having to remove all the snow before you can even get in it, and praying that you won't get stuck driving out of your driveway because the snow plow hasn't come yet. This can go on many times here during the winter. So by the 3rd snow storm, most of us have had it. The first snow fall is usually very beautiful, everything looks so clean and white, however, that doesn't last very long either...within days, the snow on the streets turn brown and dirty from the cars, and no longer is a beautiful site. When you are young it can be enjoyable, and I used to have fun in it also, but that was probably because as kids, we didn't do all the grundge work to remove the snow, like shoveling the stairs, and the walkways, and clearing the cars. But when it becomes our responsibility, it is no longer fun.

hi thea09, yes I have lived in a place where there were 4 seasons winter, spring, summer, and fall. I liked to see the color of the leaves changing, as far as snow it is pretty to look at out the window while inside a warm room drinking something hot. But actually having to deal with it is a different story. Where I lived we had all kind of snow light fluffy snow, hard and heavy wet snow, big golf ball freezing cold snow. The best kind of snow for snowman, snow sculptures, and snowballs is the hard, wet and heavy snow because its sticks together. When I was little I love to go out and play in the snow make snow mans, snow ball fights were the best except when you got hit in the face because it was ice cold stung like a bee sting but did not last long. smile But you had to be careful because some of the bad kids would put rocks inside the snowball and yeah that really hurt!!!!!!! The part of snow I hate is the ice freezing snow that it's so cold that it freezes your feet, hands, and the face to the point were you feel it's going to fall off. And I remember the news stories were seniors would get out there and shovel the snow by them selves and they would die due to physical stress and high heart rates. and then there are those times when there is a snow storm and you have to get out and uncover your car, drive way, and side walk. so snow can be both a enjoyment and a nuisance.

hi, i have never seen snow execpt in tv. thats a big excitment even to think of playing in snow.

In my country (Romania) it snows every winter, so we are used to snow. People don't take snowing as an enjoyment or as a nuisance - it's just the normal thing to happen. Snow is a pain in the but for drivers because it creates problems in traffic and sometimes totally blocks roads. Kids, on the other hand, love snow. It's a joy to go skating on the frozen rivers or take your luge on the hills. Snow is also useful in agriculture. As it often goes below the freezing point, the snow keeps some of the crops (like the wheat - coming out from the ground during winter) warm. If it weren't for the snow, the crops will freeze. Snow certainly has its charm... The winter Christmas celebrations wouldn't be the same without snow. A couple of days before Christmas, there's a habit to slaughter the pigs. Do that on mud and it's not a pretty sight... On snow, on the other hand, it's a totally different story. There are also a few days between Christmas' Eve and January the 6th (Saint John's day) when the children go Christmas carolling, and perform other similar traditions, that wouldn't be the same without snow...

Since i live in a tropical country,unfortunately, ive never seen snow or ever experience snow. thats why when my cousin went to nevada when she relocated, when we chatted we always joke around and ask her to send us snow..yeah! like it wont melt before arriving here. But then, i do wish to experience one someday.

The last time I saw snow was just last winter, it snowed so heavy for a long time. I think it was nice to see the first time, everything seems to be so calm and beautifully while but it is not so fun afterwards when it starts melting...it makes the ground so gross...

If I see snow, I'll be delighted and remember it for the rest of my life. We don't have snow here, only rain, not even frozen even tiny bit. Well, this is a hot country anyway~~~ And I never been to country with snow. It must be a good experience for us we never see snow to see it. But if snow does fall here, something is definitely wrong.

Hi thea, I always saw snow but .... only in movies. The place where I came from there is no snow. Or may have but a human made snow. They build a agricultural park and they have 4 season area. You can found it at Taman Cahaya Sri Alam at Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia. The only thing you would saw here is drought and flood. But at least we didn't face the snow storm. So, be thankful for what you have and never ask what someone else have. Happy mylotting and have a nice day.

Sweetie, it snows here every single, stinking, lousy winter! But unfortunately, I choose to stay here and continuing to blame my parents, and ancestors for choosing this area of the world to live. It sounds mysterious to some, when we describe the little white things that fall from the sky. And the first snowfall of the winter is certainly pretty. HOWEVER...it quickly becomes a nuisance...you have to shovel after every storm, so you can drive your or even walk in it...you have to go very early in the morning to brush the snow off your car, in time to go to work....we track it in the house on our shoes, so it makes a mess on the floors...and within days, the pretty white snow looks dirty and filthy on the sides of the roads caused by the exhaust coming from the cars. Snow is not enjoyable unless you are skiier, or love snow activities like snowbiling, etc....or if you are a child. A child doesn't have to do all the chores that go with snow, all they have to do is play in it...have snowball fights, build snow forts, etc. And since I am none of this, I look at snow as a nuisance!

Dear thea, The first snow I have ever seen and touched was when I was 25 years old. I and my husband was having our honey-moon at Central Europe. That morning we were having our buffet breakfast at one of the tourist hotel in Austria. As my husband & I taking the food from the buffet spread which is set at the window, we saw beautiful snow snowing outside the window. We quickly eat as fast as possible those food that we had just taken and rushed out to feel and catched the snow. Somehow or rather we are suddenly turn into small children with so much joy and fun playing in the snow, busy snapping photos with snow...Wow, an unforgettable experience of a life time Our second snow was with my son 3 years back in a tourist attraction - Korean Olden Palace in South Korea. I can see my son looking in amzement at the soft snow snowing on his plam as he open both his palms to hold the snow. He told me he would like to see snow again and this time he will bring a magnifying glass to look at the snowflakes It will be fun to see snow but heavy snow do have setback on travelling and inconvenienced the people. Malaysia do not have real snow' but we have two theme parks that houses 'snow house' with 'fake snow'...lol

I havent seen a snow fal yet. I wanted to experience one particularly after one of my friends said about her experience. I think it is quite romantic to see snow fall because whnever I have seen it (on tv) there was always a love angle to it hi hi. I have experienced hailstorms though...It is dangerous and there isnothing much to enjoy till it stops...After the rain stops howerever, it is fn to pick up natural ice rocks and play with them.

It has been too long. I think the last time I saw snow was two Decembers ago. I moved from the Northwest to a more tropical climate, but I really miss the snow sometimes. Back then it could be a nuisance, but now, i know I would enjoy having some around a bit.

I adore the snow even though it causes me mobility problems. Here in the UK we usually get a few snow falls between January and March but for me it never lasts long enough. There is something peaceful about waking up and seeing the grass covered with snow. The strange thing is I remember as a child getting lots of snow for weeks on end and people still going about their business, getting to work, doing the shopping etc etc. But these days if we get the slightest sign of a snow flake everything seems to grind to a halt.

I've seen snow a few months ago and this is because I live in New York city and it usually snows during that time of the year. But it wasn't heavy. I really would like it if there was a snow storm but I don't think I should say that if indeed it would hurt our area which I now sound ambivalent. Anyway, I love snow and I think it's an enjoyment for me.

I haven't seen snow.I live in a tropical country.we only have 2 seasons,summer and rainy.I would like to see snow.I need to travel to Europe or USA to see snow.I would like to experience ice skating and sleigh riding.i think they're fun!

I have never experience seeing a snow but I am hoping that I will to see and experience playing in the snow someday.