I WANT TO EXPERIENCE WINTER TOO

Snow is fine if you do not need to go out to work or shopping. Here is a photo of last year, what I see from my window when it snows.

it was a great experience... but like they always say, it is messy after the snow. I enjoyed the snow when I experienced it the first time.

nooooooooo you don't.winter sucks. i've heard so many people say they want snow until they actually feel it.

I've never seen snow falling. It would be nice to see it once.

Like what @LadyDuck said "Snow is fine if you do not need to go out to work or shopping." I have been to a tropical country like the Philippines, the stores there or houses are a little bit too near each other, compared here in America, a convenience store is about 5 minute drive which is a 30 minute walk, going to the store and going back to your house, depending on how far or how near your house is. Working to work and the snow is thick, can be dangerous. Snow looks like a painting or a dream, but wait when it gets too cold that you would like to just really go back to a warm country.

Most people from tropical country think winter is awesome

Same here. Though not wanting a cold season I would not mind an occasional snowfall

I hope someday you will have the experience of snow! :)

I've lived most of my life in Maine, United States, which means I've experienced a lot of snowy winters. Therefore, I'd like to enjoy a winter in the south without any snow. So I feel the opposite of how you do, Rose.

Once would probably be enough. As soon as the gee whiz factor fades, and it doesn't take long, snow and cold become a tedious thing to put up with.

Here is a taste of winter from Canada. Snow is pretty to look at when its freshly fallen, but too much of it at once can cause isolation. Photo taken last March from my balcony.

Snowfall is a nice experience. So be with your boyfriend and enjoy the situation.

That's nice... hope you do experience snow to.

Looks like you are happy

I live in the United Kingdom in the part which is England. In my childhood I grew up in Kent which has the nickname The Garden of England. In the winter it did snow and I could have fun with my sister on a sledge. My friends and I could play snowballs. Then in 2005 I moved to the South West area of England. Here is it more mild and snow rarely comes. One year it came and that was unusual. Back in Kent I remember in 1991 it snowed deeply in March. That is meant to be our spring time later in March. I wasn't able to get to work. My boss wanted me to contact a farmer with a tractor. Yes, we were completely snowed in. I wished to take me and my children to a snowy place to play in the snow. So I bought a flight to Switzerland and a flight home from Northern Italy. We didn't have snow in the cities we had time in however we saw snow on the train journeys. At one time the train spent a while at a station covered in snow. We played a little with the snow by the door. My daughter will see snow when she goes on the school ski trip.

@roseannvs I have a a suggestion. Why don't you go somewhere that has winter on vacation and then you can experience it.

We don't have snow here at all. I never experienced it

We are bored of snow. We can't stand it.

Now we dont have snow. Do you live with your boyfiend a tropical country?

Winter snow is beautiful but cold will kill you. haha I've been dealing with this cold every year of mylife. And sometimes I'm also day dreaming walking in a warmer place.