I must live where palm trees are

[BusterStacks]

I would sell my soul to live in So Cal, Hawaii, or Florida, so if you live there, I hope you thank god every day you wake up and can actually tell its day-time. I swear, if I ever make enough money at poker, I'm moving to San Diego immediately. Palm trees soothe me and the god damn winters up here are rediculous. I need sunshine. bye.

[thatpfunk]

No complaints about San Diego, but its been a little cold this winter... I have to put on a sweatshirt when I go outside at night sometimes [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]

[PoBoy321]

Personally, as much as I hate the fact that it's pitch dark outside at 5:30, I don't know if I'd be able to deal with wearing a t-shirt on christmas. It's December. It's supposed to be cold and dark and depressing.

[jdl22]

Went to Hawai'i last Christmas to visit my fiance's family. It was pretty strange. Firstly, about a week before Christmas we went to a Hawaiian civic club meeting/christmas party hosted by her grandparents. During this time there was singing of christmas songs among them "walking in a winter wonderland." We didn't quite get into white christmas which would have been too much for me, but I still found it funny. I'm from Western Oregon and it basically never snows there either but somehow it being in the 70s is completely different than the mid 40s and raining.

It's weird to be sweating a ton because it's hot and humid in late december but you get over it. It was really not a difficult decision to go back there this year. Last year we actually swam in the ocean on christmas day. It's pretty damn nice.

[1C5]

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Went to Hawai'i last Christmas to visit my fiance's family. It was pretty strange. Firstly, about a week before Christmas we went to a Hawaiian civic club meeting/christmas party hosted by her grandparents. During this time there was singing of christmas songs among them "walking in a winter wonderland." We didn't quite get into white christmas which would have been too much for me, but I still found it funny. I'm from Western Oregon and it basically never snows there either but somehow it being in the 70s is completely different than the mid 40s and raining.

It's weird to be sweating a ton because it's hot and humid in late december but you get over it. It was really not a difficult decision to go back there this year. Last year we actually swam in the ocean on christmas day. It's pretty damn nice.

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Christmas is not the same without snow!!!

[jdl22]

I've never seen snow on Christmas. I grew up in Oregon where it only snows in the mountains for the most part. I am a grad student in Pittsburgh now but I'm not around during christmas time.

[jakethebake]

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Went to Hawai'i last Christmas to visit my fiance's family. It was pretty strange. Firstly, about a week before Christmas we went to a Hawaiian civic club meeting/christmas party hosted by her grandparents. During this time there was singing of christmas songs among them "walking in a winter wonderland." We didn't quite get into white christmas which would have been too much for me, but I still found it funny. I'm from Western Oregon and it basically never snows there either but somehow it being in the 70s is completely different than the mid 40s and raining.

It's weird to be sweating a ton because it's hot and humid in late december but you get over it. It was really not a difficult decision to go back there this year. Last year we actually swam in the ocean on christmas day. It's pretty damn nice.

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Christmas is not the same without snow!!!

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Right. It's better. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

[M2d]

http://www.coffeetimes.com/snow.htm
you want snow?

[ThaSaltCracka]

where do you live?

[BusterStacks]

Portland, OR