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How was Snow?

It has been a while since the last time I wrote something in this blog. Well, I didn't mean too but I really had no idea about what I supposed to write. Even now, I still don't know. Anyway, I've been here (USA) for 6 months already. Can you believe that? Do you wanna know my experiences? Well, I have no clue which experience should I tell you...
O wait, I think I know what I need to tell you. My first snow. Everyone knows that I'm a tropical girl. I come from a country that will never have snow. Fortunately, I get to live in this area (Vancouver-Portland) which doesn't have that much snow. Ya, people said that we might only get snow once in a year and it's not gonna be so thick. But, one day, to be exact last Thursday, February 6, we had snow 6inches or maybe more. We had no school. Yuhuu. This was not my very first snow, but the one in November. It was just a little bit. This one was the one that I could play with. I spent about 2 hours everyday during weekend to sled on the hill near the house. Guess what! FREEZING! double gloves, extra layers would not make me warm enough. At least, it was one of the fun moment since the first time I came here. Btw, snow was beautiful (for me) at first, then I prayed so that there would be no more snow and I can go back to school easily. Hahaha.
This is my story, what's yours?

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