We won't be getting a White Christmas...

We won't get one in Indonesia as well, since it is a tropical country and we never have white Christmas ever since I have born. LOL. I think it is fine not to have the white christmas, I know it would not look as beautiful as when you have show in your decoration but well... That's not what the Christmas spirit should be, right?

Ditto from down south too! I can't remember the last time we got a true white christmas and I don't mean a spatter of snow either, I mean a full fully grown blanket of snow every where, I think it might have even been as late back as the 70s! Our winters are very mild, although I am not complaining I am not keen on the snow, it's lovely to watch and it's very nice to see but driving in it and going out in it is treacherous and typically British fashion we can't deal with too much snow anyhow, we are never prepared for it ha ha ha! No doubt the sun will be out Christmas Day or it will be raining. Oh well, Happy Christmas anyhow, white or not!

Where I live, it's mostly warm and dry, but we are going to get a bit of heavy rain on Christmas. I've seen a few little rock slides around my neighborhood. There is snow in our mountains, though. I hate snow, so I don't mind. There seems to be a lot of snow in the U.S. this year.

We just got about a foot of snow here in minnesota so we are gonna have a cold and white christmass.

We had snow a couple of weeks ago, which I'm told is most unusual for this area. Thankfully, it's now all thawed and away, and the temperature has risen again. We can still see snow on the peaks of the mountains, and that is quite close enough for me thanks! Snow looks beautifully romantic for twenty minutes after it first falls, but it's appeal fades for me very rapidly and I'll be quite happy to live without a white Christmas. I suppose that if I lived in a country where snow was an everyday occurance then I may view it a little differently. Here's, it's just an inconvenience that I could do without.