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1. Do you know of any other words for snow? What's your favourite and why?
- Yuki, it's Japanese for snow. I think of the two, suprisingly I'd pick English, "Snow!" sounds fun and wonderful likely because it reminds me of the child-like joy I have whenever I get to enjoy snow.
2. What's your ideal temperature range for winter? 25-45 Farenheit please. You can keep the 25 to the night time.
3. Favourite winter activity? What about it makes it your favourite?
4. What are three things you can't do without when winter arrives?
5. Do you have favourite winter holiday activities?
Living in the deep South, I honestly just prefer getting lots of time outdoors. Either my backyard, a bike ride, taking my son to the playground at it not being hot as Hades. Sometimes it feels ironic, summer is when I want to stay inside but winter has always been my favorite season in the South. In fact this was the first year I got sick of winter weather. Which maybe means I appreciate the cold temperatures more than the snow and ice. Snow is fun but I've got adulting to do and so I could do with less of the fluffy stuff. Maybe I would feel differently if I lived in a place where life didn't come to a complete standstill at the threat of snow.
- Yuki, it's Japanese for snow. I think of the two, suprisingly I'd pick English, "Snow!" sounds fun and wonderful likely because it reminds me of the child-like joy I have whenever I get to enjoy snow.
2. What's your ideal temperature range for winter? 25-45 Farenheit please. You can keep the 25 to the night time.
3. Favourite winter activity? What about it makes it your favourite?
4. What are three things you can't do without when winter arrives?
- My handmade hats
- Hot water (breaking out all the hot beverages I could drink year round when I lived in Oakland.
- My one puffy coat, for when it is inevitable 19F one morning or night and I've got to go out.
5. Do you have favourite winter holiday activities?
Living in the deep South, I honestly just prefer getting lots of time outdoors. Either my backyard, a bike ride, taking my son to the playground at it not being hot as Hades. Sometimes it feels ironic, summer is when I want to stay inside but winter has always been my favorite season in the South. In fact this was the first year I got sick of winter weather. Which maybe means I appreciate the cold temperatures more than the snow and ice. Snow is fun but I've got adulting to do and so I could do with less of the fluffy stuff. Maybe I would feel differently if I lived in a place where life didn't come to a complete standstill at the threat of snow.
