> Get into snowboarding. Unless you have a bad back. That wouldn't be good. If you've been a skier all your life, try snowboarding for once. Pay 15 for rental and 10 for lessons and try it. It's fun once you get to know it, and is something to do during the winter 'sides staying inside grumbling and shoveling the sidewalk every 15 minutes in a snowstorm. Or make a snowman and tackle it. Good stress relief. Or shoot it with a 30.06 if you live in a rural area. That's good stress relief too. Or make snowangels. Or make a HUGE pile of snow and jump off your roof or deck or something onto it. Make a snowfort or somethin'.

Ah so. Yankee pilot make one beeg mistake.
You see, I live in Tennessee where measureable snow is a thing of the past. Since global warming reared it's ugly head, we don't get enough snow for a good snow ball. If I had saved all the snow that fell in my yard over the last three years, I wouldn't have enough snow for a normal-sized snowman. In this area, a kid's first complete sentence is usually, "What's snow, Momma?" I'm not one who hates winter. How can you hate what you can't remember? In 1960, we had a total of 56 inches of snow in Jan., Feb., and Mar. At one point it was 18 inched deep. Now we would be pleased to see a winter with a total of 56 milimeters of snow.
Howard