Well, after the week I have had...I thought to be fair, it was time to come up with thirteen reasons to hate snow. I think this will be easier than my thirteen reasons to love it...let's see...1) It's cold
2) It gets really dirty
3) So hard to push a stroller through the snow
4) Dangerous to drive in
5) Shoveling snow is just plain no fun
6) Scraping it off the car...plllllttt!
7) It's wet
8) It's slippery (I took a fall running last year in it)
9) Other people drive like morons in it
10) It falls off the high rises and that's so dangerous
11) Traps you in the house
12) Makes the sidewalks impossible to walk on
13) Seriously, what's the point if I can't ski on it???
That was way to easy.......
Makes me glad I don't live somewhere snowy anymore!
ReplyDeleteAll true, but still I'd love to see some snow over here!
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It never snows here, but it did on Christmas Day, 2004. We loved it, but that's because it only lasted one day. : )
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I hate snow. Hate, hate, hate it! We have the possibility of getting some this weekend...when I'm supposed to be on a four hour drive north. Super.
ReplyDeleteLOL.
Happy TT!
Skiing is the only good reason to me. I don't live in snow country and don't want to. Great list. Have a wonderful TT. :)
ReplyDeleteI love the first snow of the season. After that, I'm finished until the next year.
ReplyDeleteYou got my vote on all of them!
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I am so sorry for your pain! :)
ReplyDeleteI cannot and will not drive in snow, ice or anything resembling it so that type of weather holds me captive...
Now...how can I say I can hate snow when we don't have that here. So maybe if and whenever we have snow, I wouldn't hate but most likely welcome it.
ReplyDeleteI totally agree! That white stuff is completely overrated!
ReplyDeleteWe don't get much snow here either.
ReplyDeleteHappy TT!
I love snow but I hate it also... It's a weird relationship!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love snow on christmas eve and christmas day and whenever I'm not stuck trying to walk in it...
Happy TT!!!
I still love it and I'm the one that has to shovel it!
ReplyDeleteHappy TT
I live in MI, so I can relate to all of your reasons. The one thing that amazes me is that people who should be used to it still do not know how to drive in the snow.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I like your new header... it's really sharp.
I love snow. I guess I am the minority. I love the stillness when it falls. It is way better than ice.
ReplyDeleteA valid list, to say the least. The dirty part drives my husband nuts. I tell him to think of it as the crumbs on a coffee cake. He is a diplomat; he makes no comment!
ReplyDeleteGreat list. Will you be back to loving it next week? Too much fun...
Writing in Faith
Oh gosh me too! Except we've been able to cross country ski here... I hope it clears soon!
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Yeah I am with you on this one. I so hate snow and ice. I could totally live in a warmer climate. Keep warm!
ReplyDeleteNice reversal this week!
ReplyDeleteI guess you are right about all those reasons - but I sure love the snow (cuz I never get to see it often enough). Take care. Kellan
ReplyDeleteNo, no, no, way too early for this list. What are you going to do in January and February? LOL, see I can now like the stuff b/c I have a kid nordic skiing this year. I see where that would make a difference from a baby in a stroller!
ReplyDeleteBTW- read your blog below, good for you for saying something to that guy about your husband.
How about it eventually melts? :-)
ReplyDeleteHappy TT!
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snow sucks...no two ways about it! winter sucks. clouds suck. cold air sucks. slush sucks. icicles suck. black ice sucks. slipping and sliding sucks. anything that isn't warm...it sucks.
ReplyDeleteenough negativity for ya! i don't heart winter!
I'll agree with pushing the stroller through it, but I plan on using it for exercise this year! (and next year, etc) if we'd just get enough all at once and I'd remember my promise to myself to use it as exercise. Plus, I always look at it like coloring the lines (vaccuming too).
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Where I live, we rarely get snow so everyone has to drive to it. I like to play in it for about 15 minutes and then Im good:) Driving in it really sucks. The people in Cali dont know how to drive in any other weather besides sunny. Happy TT and thanks for stopping by.
ReplyDeleteLOL!!!
ReplyDeleteSo true! I miss it... but not so much.
I remember why it's a PITA when I read things like this!
You're so fun!!
I'll never have to deal with it. Then again, I'll never get the fun part of it either. I wanna make a snowman!
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Amen! Except the skiing part. Skiing and I don't go together. Now sledding, that one I get behind.
ReplyDeleteYou are dead on with all of these! I tried to push my stroller through poorly plowed sidewalks today and it sucked!! Great list! LOL
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ReplyDeleteToo funny. I like thaT YOU HAVE PRESENTED BOTH SIDES VERY FAIR OF YOU!
Damn caps lock and laziness
Where I live it's either wet or dry. Would love to have the chance to know if I'll hate or love snow. :o)
ReplyDeleteAmen to all of that...I freaking hate the cold white stuff!!!!!
ReplyDeleteMy T13 post is up, come check it out if you get a chance. :)
I agree with you on all of those even though I've never had to push a stroller through snow I hate snow with a passion blame it on growing up on the East coast lol Happy TT & Happy Holidays
ReplyDeleteMan. I don't miss the snow. I hope it goes away before Christmas! No politics this week; I felt like a break from it all. The Flatland Almanack --Damozel
ReplyDeleteI'm in the Midwest where the ice storm hit so between snow and ice, snow is my favorite thing right about now.
ReplyDeleteBut I understand your list all the same. :)
~Xakara
Oh, sister, I am feeling you. Very pretty to look at but after about a day, I feel the crap needs to GO AWAY!
ReplyDeleteThey are all true, especially #9. I wish it would snow one day, then melted the next. I could enjoy that.
ReplyDeleteOh, #9 is SO true. I grew up in central Michigan, and that's one thing I do miss about living there--people knew how to drive in snow.
ReplyDeleteHAHAH! I hate cold, therefore snow. I agree. It's only pretty for two minutes...then all this happens. Happy TT.
ReplyDeletewe have just been having horrid rain and fog here in southern indiana, i am kind of wishing for snow.
ReplyDeleteNothing you can say will change my mind about snow :)
ReplyDeleteSend me your snow!!!
But it is so much fun to drive your tractor in while pushing snow around.
ReplyDeleteProbably not a recreation for any in the urban or subburbs, but definitely for the farmers!!
I would love to see snow here - neevr going to happen ...* boo hoo*
ReplyDeleteHow about it blocks the street til the snow plows can get to you - a day or two? I think you named every other crappy thing about snow!
ReplyDeleteI had to come back and say Don't think I missed "Thursday Thirteen" backwards - Great!
ReplyDeleteGet yourself some snow shoes.....LOL
ReplyDeleteI like the snow, I just hate the freezing cold temps we get along with it.
My TT is finally up too.
I miss snow ... for about three seconds then remember the reasons you have listed! Still a little of the white stuff at Christmas is nice.
ReplyDelete#9 - Don't I know it. People are so busy concentrating on the snow flakes that they cause the accidents themselves.
ReplyDeleteCheck me out if you get a chance. Happy TT!
I'll take the rain any day. At least you don't have to shovel it.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, by about the middle of January, I've had quite enough of snow for the year. Unfortunately we still get another couple of months of it after that... :(
ReplyDeleteI live in Florida so the only snow I have seen this year is fake snow. Once at our town park when they made snow for kids to slide on during the Lighting of the Lights Festival, and the fake snow during the Osborne Lights in MGM at Disney. (and THAT was soap).
ReplyDeleteSo, I do miss snow. But I remember how much I didn't LIKE it when I lived in NH...
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ReplyDeleteI hate snow, and one day I'll move away from it.
As I sit here in the middle of a snowstorm.
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Happy TT! xoxo
Way too funny! It does brighten up the skanky greys and browns of a Midwestern winter, though and it's prettier than rain.
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Lori
I agree with #9 wholeheartedly!! And, I live in a place where it snows every winter. Do you think these people would get a clue?
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Yep, but it's pretty for a bit. I just bought myself YakTrax so I have added traction this year; slipping pushes me WAY too close to major knee reconstruction. And I mean major.
ReplyDeleteThe fact that it is wet really does it for me. It's the same reason I don't like it to rain (though I love storm)...I hate having the ground all wet.
ReplyDeleteI love the way snow LOOKS while it is snowing or before it has been stepped in, but after that...I wish it would just melt away.
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Easier Said Than Done
Great list! Really, what is the point if you can't ski on it?
ReplyDeletewe got about 10 inches today...i'm NOT looking forward to shoveling out the cars tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteI concur :)
ReplyDeleteBradley
The Egel Nest
Amen! We lived in tropical weather all our lives, and recently moved to Massachusetts. I must say... not a fan of the snow.
ReplyDeleteYou're so right. Strollering through it is a nightmare!
OK, you make some good points. It's gotta be nice to have seasons though, isn't it?!?
ReplyDeleteToo hot for snow in Melbourne. BY the way, if you're wondering why I haven't visited for a couple of days, I'm in Singapore at the moment.
ReplyDeleteHowever, I'm still posting on my blog every day!
I admit, I did like our occassional trip up to Big Bear for snowboard and ski.
ReplyDeletetoo far to find anywhere here.
we get frozen fog . . no snow.
We would be happy with some rain here in Atlanta. But in the extremely rare event that we ever get a flake of snow, everything closes and everyone buys milk and bread for some reason. Go figure.
ReplyDeleteSuzanne in Atlanta
You could just combine #7 and #8 and say "It's just like Bon Jovi".
ReplyDeleteI added a reason winter and snow are cool to my photo blog.
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i love snow...from the warmth of my house looking at it through the window! ah...Canadian winters...:)
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Yup, us Californians don't know much about *living* in the snow, only visiting it.