@Zombee Ugg, that sucks. My school is the same way. My apartment complex on the other hand cleans the sidewalks nicely but does not clean up the parking spaces very well. It's like they just shovel some of the snow off the side walk and ignore the parking spaces.

i love it! and even more so miss it! <3

I get all excited when it snows because even though I live somewhere that should get a decent amount of snow, we barely get anything. XD

Last storm, I got two days off because we got almost two feet of snow. 83

Right now, it's raining ice and I got the day off. My mom's thinking I'm not going to have school tomorrow either because the ice is supposed to continue all night and ice is dangerous to drive on no matter how much salt/sand you put on it.

I never thought I'd say it, but...I'm a bit tired of the snow. xD; Where I come from, the only time we get snow is by accident and it melts away before it hits the ground; it just comes long enough to make everyone super excited/freak out and then it's gone. However, I've been visiting out-of-state family and it snows where they live...a lot, so I'm about all done with my need to see it. I like to build snow animals but even that has lost its appeal for the time being. >3<;;

I hate the snow but it's a necessary part of the enviroment.

I love snow when it is untouched and in areas such as the country side. Unfortunately, snow is not a good thing when you live in New York City, Snow will always be either gray or black and sometimes yellow (eww) and you can barely find a place where snow looks nice here. Snow can also ruin the airports, trains, and buses. We had a snow storm a week or two ago and I couldnt go anywhere. People that depended on subways to get home were basically trapped and people that got stuck inside the train because of snow had to sleep inside the trains which isn't very pleasent.

I used to live in a country where it was snowing every winter. I lived in a small town, so the snow there was nice and clean and I used to play with it quite often. Now, that I moved to Australia, I don't see snow very often, even though I live in a quite cold part of it. In the mountains, it snows every year, but where I live it snows about once in ten years and when it does, there is only a thin layer of snow. So, I miss snow quite a lot, even though it can be quite annoying sometimes.

I absolutely HATE snoow, but I love winter and the cold. Ugh, my dilemma every year: to brave the snow and get to my beloved cold or to stay inside and be miserable -____-

I absolutely love the look of snow, but it's so freakin cold!!! I live in like the coldest state in the continental U.S. I would be happy if it could be 65 degrees and snow :)

I love it .... in moderation .... a few years back we got snow that came up to my hips ... that was just too darn much >.< We don't usually get that much where I'm from. But well .... yikes ...

I do like it, and wish we'd get it more often, but not quite that much lol

I like snow...But i also don't drive, and usually stay inside when it's snowy and wet out. I'd much rather observe it through a window, perhaps enjoying the cold air when i go out for a smoke. c:

I love it, and I wish it would snow forever.

I really, really hate snow.

Snow is only one step up from ice, and ice is just a big troll.
In fact, winter itself is kind of a bs season. All that cold air and wind.

I love snow, and usually it is not a problem for me. I live out in the country back home so we shovel our own walk ways and such. But I live in the city now, and when it snows, lets just say that the response by the city is rather delayed. They 'plow' both the side walks and streets, but they don't actually get the snow off the ground, they get all the top easy stuff off, but there is still about 3 centimetres or so still left on there. Really sucks.

I also hate it when there is a lot of slush, hate slush..hate slush puddles, love snow though.

I like it. Right now it's all icy, so you can easily fall and hurt yourself. No, I want the snow to come back.

~Seems like everyone loves fresh snow~ :heart: But then it gets all icky... >P This snow's been sitting here for almost 2 months and I haven't seen the grass in such a long time...I feel like I'm going crazy O_o

Personally I don't care either way. There is generally snow on the ground 5 - 6 months of the year so it is what it is. Some days it looks so beautiful that I'm glad its around, others it turns everything into slush and makes you soggy so its all blegh. The big thing is having enough snow to do all the fun winter activities and not enough to flood too badly in the spring.