I joined the FB-group "70s Memories by DoYouRemember" and saw pic above.
(I know, most of the stuff I was too little for, but some I do remember!)
The last years... no.
I think my Nieces never had a White Christmas, snow these days comes down February, if at all.
But back then? "Always"!
There was loads of snow (that was our garden, pic taken from the house)!
For long periods sometimes, too.
We made a snow-Easter-Bunny with enormous feet - and no ears - bet Til Schweiger saw this and later produced the movie Rabbit Without Ears, which became the "sixth on the list of the most successful German films in Germany since the beginning of the audience census in 1968" (Wiki).
There is part two, Two-eared chick and both as cute books, too.
Yeah... he owes us, no? ;-)
This year I don´t mind, I don´t have to drive and Ingo is a pretty safe driver in snow, too, but alas, the years back I hated snow deeply.
Looks like snow:
But it was frozen snow, you had to try and slip into those spaces - and getting out wasn´t easy, either.
For kids snow is great, but for drivers (like me) a pain!
Well, this year I wouldn´t mind a white Christmas or February.
6 comments:
I can't remember if we had white Christmas when we lived in Braunschweig. I remember snow in February and even early March though.
Snow is certainly a pain when you have to drive!
Growing up in Africa and now in Australia my chances of a white Christmas are virtually nil.. unfortunately 😑 I don't think I'd like driving in it either Iris, and I'd definitely never get you and Ingo in my car if it was snowing 😀😀
Being in Northern part of United States I've seen plenty of White Christmas...But it should be snowing and it raining, crazy weather.
I think in the 80´s White Christmas was rare, Sami.
But if Perth has White Chtistzmas, Grace, driving with you wouldn´t be a problem, reckon we´d be doomed either way ;-).
Dora, so soon snow?! Oh, my!
I like that sled.
My Nieces use it now.
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