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Hatunen wrote:
Whatever the Canadians benign view of winter, we moved directly to Tucson from Montreal and I enrolled in grad school at the University of Arizona. There must be a number of like-minded Canadians, given the large numbers of them to be found each winter in Florida and Arizona. True enough. It's more a matter of being fed up with cold weather than considering snow to be a natural disaster. Personally, I have never gone south for a winter vacation. I figure that if I go early in the winter I still have to come back and face a few months of cold weather. If I go in the middle I get a nice touch of summer with a winter before and a winter after, so that is two winters in one year. If I wait until the end of winter it's almost spring anyway, so I might as well stick it out. The trick is to get involved in a winter activity. If you like downhill or cross country skiing you look forward to the snow. |
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