First Snow 2008
Yup, it’s here. I’m not venturing out of the Southtowns today, so I’m not sure how it is elsewhere, but this is what it looks like in Holland:
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ARE YOU SERIOUS?! we’ve got nothin’ in rachacha but rainnn!