White Christmas

It depends. If you're a child, it's great fun. You can go tobogganing, build snowmen and/or have snowball fights. If you're a sportive adult, you can go skiing, either long distance through forests where the trees look beautiful when they're full of snow and the sun is shining. When you're old, things can become different. You can fall and break a bone. This happened to me some years ago. I slipped on a pavement where a patch of ice was covered with a thin layer of snow so that I didn't notice it. I broke my left arm. Even though I'm right-handed, it was very inconvenient. Try sleeping with one arm in plaster from the wrist to the elbow! Then there is dressing and undressing, eating with knife and fork, etc.

Yes it is the most wonderful feeling to look out and see snow falling on Christmas Day. But with the changing climate, here we will not have any more. It is sad.

We do not have snow at Christmas where I live.

I do NOT want a white Christmas! Snow is very pretty in pictures, but in real life it's hard to walk in and slippery. So, no, thank you!