Here are 5 pictures of my tropical snow bunnies. The first 2 winters, Banana Boy shivered and froze from September through June. Even in summer, he was happy to wear long sleeves or pants. Sunshine is much more warm-blooded. He LOVES to play out in the snow and seldom is shivery. Now, 3 1/2 years home, Banana Boy has finally acclimated to the climate.





1 comment:
Oh, Sandwich. My worst nightmare is living somewhere where the temperature dips below 50 degrees. Also, I still, after all these years, can't fathom why people would actually spend their precious vacation-time to pay and go skiing. Why would someone actually want to go out in the snow on purpose? :-)
But I'm glad that both your boys have gotten used to it. Better them than me! :-) :-)
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