Yeah, the worst part about winter is its length. It's fine until the first week of January, then you're sick of it. When you can get snow from October to April, you need a WDW break in the middle.

At least here the snow in late March and April doesn't stay around long. It does drive me nuts that all the Easter dresses don't have sleeves! My girls still want them, it's just covered up with a sweater.
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We have quite the opposite problem here in Houston. Have you ever had to cook a turkey on the grill on Christmas day because it was so hot outside that you just knew the a/c would never cool the house down after having the oven on all day?
Or how about your DD complaining that her Halloween costume, a beautiful Belle dress you bought her and the petticoat you sewed by hand, is way too hot and could she just put on something else. That was the year DH went as the travelosity roaming gnome and he refused to wear the pillow in his shirt because he was sweating buckets. What make me laugh is that the store will stock those heavy fur costumes for little kids and by Halloween those are the ONLY costumes left. Who would buy them?
I'm not saying that I want the snow conditions you are describing but it would be nice to have a little nip in the air or a light dusting of snow anytime before Christmas. We sometimes have a few days (2-3) where it gets below freezing for a few hours overnight but that is not until late Jan. or Feb.
BTW you all have been super chatty I haven't been on since this weekend and I was on page 183......I guess I have a lot of catching up to do!!!