Snow

Try being 17 and this being the first time you've ever had enough snow to build a proper snowman...

Ok I've heard it's could snow in my area and I am really dreading it. And the reasons why is as follows:
1.I have to walk to school, in my suit shoes which have no grip whats so ever so I'm going to either slip and fall and crack my head open or ice skate to school.
2.There is a chance school will get called off. I have exams coming up and not going school is not the best idea.
3.After the initial first footprints in the snow when the snow turns into slush and ice it's disgusting and dangerous.
4.I have to shovel the snow out of my driveway shoveling snow is not easy trust me(I remember last year).
5.Sure it is fun for like the first few hours but after that it's just downhill.
I bet most of you are thinking

You'd better get used to it because climate changed has f%£%ed up the gulf stream, making parts of the northern hemisphere colder while most of the rest of the world gets warmer.
Winters in the UK are going to get even colder.

So we're going to be getting this nearly every year?

I usually love snow, though right now, the snow isn't the nice kind of snow where you can have snowball fights, it's more the 'slip on your backside' icy snow.

On the bright side, I brought a hat the other day which should be a bit more insulating.

Ahhh no it's melting here! The sun's come out and there's blue sky all around! All the snow's starting to fall off the branches

Ive just had a snow ball fight in my lunch hour. Snow is awesome!

where r u? its dark, cloudy and still at sub-zero temperatures here in SE london lol

South coast pal! It looks like summer here if you just look at the sky!

What I don't get is why TFL doesn't just hop on the phone to say, the Norwegian transport people and be like, "Yo, how do you keep your public transport system running when there's snow everywhere?" They've been doing fine with snowy conditions since forever. Why TFL are so inept at dealing with these conditions. I don't mind the snow but it does get frustrating when all of London seemingly shuts down because of some snow. Maybe I'm looking at it too simplistically, but surely getting advice from a country who deal with worse weather than this is better than pissing about and cancelling all trains, flights etc?

But they still suffer disruption.

"As far as trains are concerned, there were severe problems last year which led the government train company to take some measures. It has been a little bit better this year," says Anders Bolling, a reporter on Om Dagens Nyheter.

"In February and March there were catastrophic scenes where people were stranded for days."

this is snow im my area we were making a snow bear