I know a lot of people who want to get out of the snow three days after it arrives. On the other hands, I have friends who live where it never snows, and they're itching to go someplace white and fluffy for Christmas. Why are we never just satisfied with where we are?
Okay, I'm not satisfied, either. Actually, I much prefer a temperate climate: extreme heat and extremem cold always get me. Nonetheless, either one can be a lot of fun to visit.
Snowy Climates:
Snow can be a lot of fun in the winter. You get to enjoy the "winter wonderland" feel of newfallen snow, bundle up against cold, crisp air, and enjoy loads of winter sports: snowmobiling, snowshoeing, cross country and downhill skiing, snowboarding, skating -- the list just doesn't end!
On the other hand, where there's snow, there's cold. The termpature can easily become unbearable in some winter locations. And with windchill, you might find yourself running for a fire and a mug of hot chocolate, not your ski poles.
Warm Climates:
Warmth is always nice. Hot sun, toasty beaches, bright sun, skin-cancer inducing suntans: the summer has it all! On the other hand, the heat and humidity can get to you after a while, too. Besides, what's Christmas with a palm tree covered in garland?
So whether you head somewhere warm, cold, or just stay at home this Christmas, it's really a matter of personal choice. Whatever you decide, you're sure to have fun!
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