I didn't celebate Christmas until I was 10 years old...In 2009, when I spend x-mas in Israel there was a white X-mas in Denmark. And it was the first one since I started celebrating X-mas.

But the following year, in 2010, I spend x-mas in Denmark with my boyfriend and there was a white Chritmas again!  

I love Christmas. These two photos in the snow were taken in the front yard of my Uncles house in Vancouver. The first obe was in 1979. My family and I had just flown in from Australia and although it was cold, there was no sign of snow. Which was terribly sad for my mother who hadnt been home to Canada in 10 years. She was so excited about showing my brother and I a white Christmas. We feel asleep on Christmas Eve very excited about the thought of Santa arriving the next morning. I remember vividly getting woken up and told to stand at the window, it was sometime in the middle of the night and although I was tired I was excited to see whatever it was that was going on outside. Someone switched on the outside lights and I will never forget the sight....there was a cover of pure white snow and snow flakes falling. I was gobsmacked. I can recall my mother in tears. A pretty special memory as a 10 year old.   Best Christmas Ever!

The second photograph was from Christmas 1990 and i had my second white Christmas.  

 While I was away on my ski season I spent Christmas out there. It was such a special day to spend with friends and although I was sad not to see my family it was one of the best Christmas' I've had.

 It feels and looks fantastic, though I like warmth more. Every time it snows I have an urgent desire to move to L.A. ))

Anyway, it sparkles and looks adorable. 

I do have a white Xmas every year (I'm from Canada) and enjoying it, it's magical.  I could not miss it once.

What a winter wonder land .

 I come from Slovakia, but I live in Austria right now. It may seem that having a white Christmas in such a (European) country isn't that unusual, but times changed. There were years when we could be sure of having a white Christmas, but due to the climate change it snows a few weeks later, than it did a few years before. As a result, having a white Christmas is still very special.

My first American Christmas  Experience. Loved it. Spent it with a family, they treat me like a family member. Love them so much! :)

 Weihnachten 2021

 Was raised in California snow country.

Many times living in the north, but the best was living in the mountains of Blue Ridge, Ga.  It started snowing Chritmas morning and we ended up with a total of 13" before it was all over.  The area was transformed to a Currier and Ives Postcard.

 People, who live in hot places may never experience this. But some have it almost every year.

I live in Canada... it's almost always a white Christmas.

When it's not a white Christmas it just doesn't feel right! 

For the first time in years, Houston woke up to a white Christmas. This was the first time that I had even seen snow. It was so magical!. Usually our "snow" consists of hail, and feels more like ice stones are falling from the sky rather than small snowflakes. I was so amazed by how soft it was. I could actually make snow balls and snow men! Before we had just seen hard ice that would freeze itself to the ground. Our winter wonderland lasted even after winter break, and we got another 2 weeks off from school (cause Texans don't know how to drive in snow lol). It atually felt like Christmas for once, and not a slightly cooler summer.

I live in North Dakota. 

Same holiday in a different country. Now I can say that a lot of stereotypes are real! 

Ps: I loved this christmas!

 Best experience of my entire life

Florida, Chicago, New York, '18

 It was a gorgeous season

Is there any white Christmas in Iceland?