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Yes, I have turned on the snow. Will turn it off before it becomes too muchAt least Ivar is producing snow fall on the Plaza.
My local butcher’s shop usually has customers queued round the block for days before Christmas. This morning I managed to walk straight in and buy Henry the (actual) dog a sausage-roll with no queue whatsoever.
A little medical tourism recently led me to Lithuania. I took the opportunity for a short visit to the Hill of Crosses - a place of pilgrimage for many Lithuanians. Snow certainly added to the experience then! There can be a very special atmosphere to a winter pilgrimage. Thanks for that reminderMerry Christmas to all and please keep the snow coming Ivar!
Please do, I don't want to pack a shovelYes, I have turned on the snow. Will turn it off before it becomes too much
Merry Christmas to all on this wonderful day, wherever you are.Why don't we just assume that everybody is cosy at home with their loved ones, as I hope all of you are!
(I agree with @Rebekah Scott - was typing at the same time!)
It’s a stunningly BEAUTIFUL site in my eyes!
..some have gone seeing their eye doctor: I see moving spots !!Yes, I have turned on the snow. Will turn it off before it becomes too much
Thank goodness for that. Thought something had gone wrong with my recently removed cataract operation!Yes, I have turned on the snow. Will turn it off before it becomes too much
I thought there were mites walking across my iPad screen and was trying to squish them!Yes, I have turned on the snow. Will turn it off before it becomes too much
Actually, I am enjoying the 'snow,' Ivar. It makes me smile!Yes, I have turned on the snow. Will turn it off before it becomes too much
ExactlyI don't think it's sad. It's pretty normal. The weather is bad, there's still a plague going around, and Christmas is a religious holiday in Spain, not the mad rush it's become elsewhere. In Spain, the holly-jolly racket happens at Three Kings Day, 6 January. Christmas is still a family gathering, church-going thing.