It's a well known fact you sacrifice young children in dark rites to achieve weather like that

Aust, when you have to use 'well, you didn't get beheaded' as a bright side... :/

What can I say? I'm very "glass half full" :D

The best way to be - or at least the least disappointing.

Or the most naive...

My glass is broken.

Just don't walk on it then. That would be like... walking on broken glass.

 

 

And for the record, I would rather eat broken glass than have to deal with more snow!!! I want spring!

We had a one day school week due to 5-foot deep snow. I had to dig a tunnel to get to my mailbox.

Oooh someone got more snow than me!! This makes me happy. Misery loves company. Tell me, as you tunneled through the snow did large clumps of it fall down your neck?

 

Don't get me wrong - I actually like winter and I love skiing but enough is enough. I'm ready forth season to change. We had another 10 cm of snow this morning!!! And I just had my car washed yesterday :p

Gah, I would love more snow!

We don't get snow where I live.

 

But, one time in the mid 70's there were -huge- coastal storms, cyclone stuff (if we got them here also), the beaches were just gone and the water looked like Poseidon was having an epileptic fit. After a few days of this with no break, a horribly gross foam of salt water bubbles had taken over about 200 meters of land a few feet deep, that lasted for about a week. Picture bubble bath, but fishy and salty.

 

So that would have sucked.

Good description - I liked the "poseidon having an epileptic fit" image. Whereabouts do you live? That would be a lot of bubbles. Remember fish like to take baths too.

Australia. Nearish Sydney. In the same way San Fran is near LA.

We don't ever get any snow out here either, that is unless you actually live up in the mountains. We do get floods though, but I can't ever imagine having that much snow in one place at once...

Yes, snow did fall down my neck. Burn all who didn't have to wade up to their waists in snow to get home from school!