Snowman Puddle Toddler Raglan Tee white-black 4T

Have you ever experienced 70 degrees on Christmas Day? For most people, December is a time of bitter cold. Yes, you better have you very best jackets and boots and gloves and scarves prepared when the end of the year rolls around. The weather is, well, frightful - just like the song says. In many parts of the world, the snow falls in buckets and can utterly transform the world into a wonderful winter wonderland over night. And that's really pleasant, isn't it? Is there anything better than waking up on a quiet December morning to find the world covered in a thick layer of snow. School cancelled, work called off for the day - more time for you to brew some hot chocolate and go frolick in the downy sweep. But that's not the case for everyone. Some people are actually sweating on Christmas. There are parts of the world - and even parts of America - that know nothing of a White Christmas. In certain regions of the nation, especially in the south, snow only rarely comes around. And when it does, it's maybe a few flakes that don't stick. Some locales in America experience 70 to 80 degree Christmas Days. That's right, some people are wearing shorts as they decorate the trees in their homes. Is it different from what many people expect? Yes, and it doesn't allow for any sort of snowmen. But it has its benefits too. Imagine the fun of a outdoor barbecue on Christmas or swimming in the pool while listening to Bing Crosby sing Christmas classics. That doesn't sound so bad, right? So Frosty can't be invited to those parties but so what? There is still plenty of fun to be had on a warm Christmas Day.