Express Yourself: Dream Winter Getaway!

It's a little late, but here's my answer to this week's Express Yourself Meme. 


What would your dream winter getaway be?

Well, I absolutely love winter and all it brings, so it would have to be somewhere with lots of snow! Somewhere in the mountains, where there are little villages, like the Alps. I’d also love to try skiing, and I love the idea of going to a nice cosy cabin for a few days, with a lovely fire to keep me warm. My sister and I have made it one of our lifetime goals to go on a ski vacation together, so hopefully it’ll happen someday! I prefer cold weather over hot (yes, I am a little strange!) so this would be the ideal holiday for me.


Comments

  1. Outcast14 December 2012 at 23:09

    This is the opposite of what I'd love to go to but I think that a snow resort would be fun at the same time, it's just the cold that I find unappealing in all honesty.

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    1. Laura Clipson15 December 2012 at 16:58

      Ahh I like the cold, but like I said, I'm a little strange!

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  2. Cherie Reich15 December 2012 at 16:49

    Beautiful picture! And as long as I don't have to drive in the snow, then I don't mind it. :D

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    1. Laura Clipson15 December 2012 at 16:58

      Thanks! Yeah the one and only time I've driven in the snow, I managed to damage my car...

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  3. DWei16 December 2012 at 01:10

    Anywhere with internet access. :P

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