Anyone else love/obsessed with snow?

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I like watching the snow when it falls however its not good when your commuting though.

If you want you can have all the snow that we've gotten here. I like it here for Xmas but once the holidays are over it would be nice if it would just go away

Happy to report that the snow ive been waiting for now for the last 14 months is here. Here in Norwich there is a light cover now on the ground and its getting steadily heavier.

not too fond of snow. I only like it when it's included in a picture of nature, but when I have to walk on it and risk falling I don't like it. That made worse with my fear of falling.

Yes. When it snows, it seems to me that all the beauty of the world is falling from the sky. To live in a place without snow saddens me deeply. I wait for it, and keep waiting, but it won't come.

I love snow. I think I have reverse-seasonal-affective-disorder. I grow steadily more depressed the longer the weather lacks snow.

No it is not an AS thing but I absolutely loathe the snow, I have a meltdown every time it snows, and everybody else around me all love the snow and get excited when it snows. Most people love the snow, but I hate it.

I also hate slipping on ice, which forms shortly after a big snowfall, right when everybody's been walking in it on the pavements. It's worsened my fear of humiliation, and has actually triggered off a Social Phobia disorder which is now constant every day of the year over everything besides falling on ice. So I could do without snow, and I'm thoroughly enjoying this mild weather which I hope will last for the rest of this winter than turn into hotter weather once spring sets in then go back mild again next winter, and every winter after that.

I do really like the snow.

It's my favourite time of year.

Not that we get much - maybe a total of 2 weeks per year.

I LOVE snow, but I wouldn't say I'm obsessed with it. Anyway, it's sad how I rarely ever get to go see the snow anymore. I live in California, so it never really snows here unless you're near Lake Tahoe in the wintertime. I love the beach too, but I rarely ever get to go there either.

Last week was my first time seeing the snow in like, five years. My family along with four others', went to the Sierra Mountains and went sledding. I got sick of walking up the hill and didn't want to get an asthma attack, so I snuck off into the woods, and just laid down in the snow. The scenery was absolutely gorgeous, with untouched mounds of fallen snow and the occassional rustling of trees in the wind, it almost brought tears to my eyes.

I dislike the snow.

However, when in doors where its nice & warm , if its been snowing heavily, I look outside at my back garden & my untidy garden looks exactly the same as my posh neighbours nicely well kept garden !

Dave.

I love snow and I am kind of obsessed by it to.

Snow turns my mate into a six-year-old.
She'll get up in the dark, look outside, and if it's white; "SQUEEE!" She jumps in her boots, rousts the dog, and they both charge out the door. The dog thinks snowballs are the best game ever; you get to catch it and eat it, too.

I've lived with it for approximately half of each year for most of my life, so it can get old. I do still have fun with it, but now the toys I use to move it around are a lot bigger and more expensive.

Sigourney Weaver, Alan Rickman and Carrie Ann Moss played in a movie called Snow Cake. Weaver's character was high functioning autistic and she adored snow more than most things in life.

I never really been into it & I dislike it more now that I live in an area that gets a lot during the winter & i live in the city. Snow makes the sidewalks dangerous 1ce it starts melting & then freezing over. I fell down a few times this winter from slipping on ice. It's also nasty 1ce the snow starts melting & the sidewalks have deep puddles.