Answer a Question with a Question...

Yes, while in Cyprus, a hot sunny country, my father and I were once caught in a hailstorm.


Don't you sometimes think we might be better to go back to living in caves?
 
If you go to Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve and it's snowing when you emerge from church, doesn't it make everything seem magical?
 
Once long ago, while I was temporarily in Florida, :cool:🌴🌴🌴
One day, It snowed a few inches, and seemed wondrous, being in that location;

Isn't it interesting , how the memory of that type of a single unusual event or moment, can remain vivid, for decades?
 
When my family moved from the northeast US to Los Angeles friends kept asking if it felt like Christmas because it was warm and there was obviously no snow.
My mother told them that it felt even more like Christmas to her because it was very similar to Bethlehem's climate.

Do you think that our expectations of holiday weather have been heavily influenced by artists (like Currier & Ives) and advertising?
 
Or are they more heavily influenced by our younger experiences of holidays?
...Or instead of childhood for some of us, by the past holidays we most enjoyed?
 
(No, I definitely didn't and don't o_O !)

But don't these posts sometimes sound like we mean something other than what we meant?

Or is that only true about mine, and no one else's posts?
:LOL:
 
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