Can you imagine Christmas without snow?

I can ONLY imagine Christmas without snow, having spent much of my life in a place with cold winters and lots of snow at Christmas time. Yuck! I didn't like it and moved away as soon as possible to a place where snow is unheard of. Now we "decorate" with a string of lights on the potted ficus tree and we spray a little pine scent near the fireplace. We still hang Christmas cards on the mantle, and a little stocking or two with candy inside, but we can live very well without the snow.

I never had a snowy Christmas anyway because my country don't experience snow. But i always dreamed to have a snowy Christmas, i think it would be nice and you can really feel the spirit of Christmas.

christmas without snow is no fun :(

Oh yes, we don't have snow around here and I definitely got used to the fact that we don't have snow here around Christmas. But when I traveled, I did see Christmas with snow and the scene certainly looked familiar (like those in the movies). Well, I think that looks pretty but I can still have fun during Christmas without snow.

I was born and raised in Miami, FL USA. I have never had a Chrismas WITH snow! lol It's not bad. I don't know any different. I recently received an e-mail that talked about being from Florida. It said, you know your from Florida if you wear shorts on Christmas day! It's all good. If the kids get bikes for Christmas they can actually go outside and use them immediately.

Which region do you live now? If central region there are hope to has the snow. According to the weather forecast. Don't worry, Santa Claus will bring the snow to you, Laurika. PREDICTION THAT I HAVE FROM INTERNET: Includes predictions for all or portions of Florida; 1. Hialeah, 2, Jacksonville, 3. Miami, 4. Saint Petersburg, 5. Tampa), 6. Georgia (Kingsland, Saint Marys). Florida Long-range Weather Region Winter will be cooler than normal, especially across the south, where temperatures will be more than a degree below normal, on average. Watch for freezes in Central Florida in early to mid-December and in mid- to late February. Rainfall will be a bit above normal in the north and near normal in the south. April and May will be drier than normal, with near-normal temperatures. Summer will be hotter and drier than normal, with temperatures two degrees above normal, on average. The hottest periods will be in early June; early, mid-, and late July; and early and late August. South Florida will be especially dry, with an enhanced threat of wildfires. Despite widespread t-storms in mid-September, September and October will be drier than normal overall, with below-normal temperatures.

It is wonderful to have snow during christmas. But all the countries are not located near Greenland. All the christians are not near Iceland. Therefore, God has spread the christians all over the world and each place has something special during christmas. Some may have plenty of greenery, some may have very clear blue sky with moon etc. Thought the external atmosphere adds colour and pagentry to the celebrations, it is inner feeing of faith and dedication to the God which is very important according to me.

yeah, i'm used to christmas without snow because i live in a tropical country. ^^ it's just fine, but surely it's cold from november to december.

It's hard to imagine Christmas without snow for me. I live in an area where we usually had snow every year on Christmas, now we rarely ever have snow around Christmas, but seem to get it every other time besides it. I really hate that too because I want snow on Christmas. I miss the way the day looks without snow and what not. It just adds to the season when you have snow.

First of all, I came from South Asia (Philippines) and we never have snow here. I really want to experience having snow in my country but it's impossible that is why someday, I will definitely travel to some place with snow. It will definitely a new experience for you since you are used to having snow at Christmas in Europe. But definitely, it is more advantageous (for me) if there's no snow. :) Instead of imagining Christmas without snow.. I can only imagine Christmas WITH snow.

I have never had a Christmas with snow. No snow in Uganda!!!

yes, because there's no snow in philippines during xmas so i get used to it... maybe ill get surprised to celebrate xmas with a snow... it would be a different xmas for me

I can not just imagine Christmas without snow, I live it. I'm from the Philippines therefore I have not experience Christmas with snow. You can ask me "...Can you imagine Christmas with snow?" instead. And my answer would be a total Yeheey... I long to experience snow ever since I was young.

I can imagine that. hehe You know, I'm from phlippines which is a tropical country. We don't have snow here. hehe

I was born in Peru and have lived many years in Australia, which are both in the southern hemisphere, so Christmas is always in summer. Sun, beach and Christmas all used to come together and I must say that I miss that! Snow is beautiful to look at, but so cold and unfriendly, I find! I rather be warm and not just from sitting in front of the heater or chimney!

No, I dont have to imagine it..We get it every year..Our Christmas her in Australia is in the heat of summer...No snow here...

More than half of the world population lives south of the equator... which means that most of the people have never had a white Christmas. To be politically correct... Santa should be wearing speedos (bathing suit) and deliver his toys on a surf board. (laugh)

i dont have to imagine christmas without snow because we dont have snow here in the philippines. ^__^ but i do understand what you meant. like spending a christmas differently the way you used to. i guess you'll just have to enjoy what is there and who are present. like make the most out of it. you can always imagine snow is falling. ^__^

I live in Midwest U.S.A. & here, you pretty much have a 50/50 chance of getting snow on Christmas.

I'm from the Philippines and I haven't experienced snow my entire life ;) though the 'ber' months are usually chilly season. Since we are used to it, we usually look forward to celebrating Christmas.