> *laugh*  But how do you have snowball fights in all that green? :)
>
> Same way we do in Southern BC - go to someplace that has snow, play in
> it, then come home and say happily "Thank heavens we have none of that
> awful cold white messy stuff here"

Bah.  There's much fun to be had in snow.

Especially when you can leave it there and go home without it

 And really, other than
the shovelling of it being annoying, it's not all that bad.


Especially when it's up on the mountains and not on the roads and lawns, so
that you can look at it, play in it, and don't have to shovel it

Besides which, it has to be relatively warm to be able to snow - the
days that are too cold to snow are the ones which really tax one's
endurance.

I like that it's warm enough for flowers and birdsong, even if it does mean
weeding and mowing the lawn

Laurie snow sure looks pretty up there Phoenix


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