Snowflake Dancer Gifts

'She hasn't advanced to figure eights yet.'

Skiing.

'I think you're getting the hang of it.'

Snow flake

Ice skater

10 Good Things about a Minnesota Winter.

Yo ho ho!

Keeping Warm in Winter

Skiing

'First of all, relax.'

"The kids are growing up so fast."

"Ever since I started Yoga, I don't freeze up as much."

He still wants none of the snowflakes to be alike, but he's willing to be flexible on the water molecules.

"My mom got it on. She said you'd get it off."

Jack and the Snowman.

"Cool! Now catch it on your tongue!"

"Snowflakes that stay on my nose and eyelashes..."

'I see the name they've called this winter storm, is certainly more civil than what you called it.'

"By the time I was supposed to resume my hockey career, I had discovered ice dancing."

"It's true, we do have 100 words for snow, but most of them are curse words."

'Is that shredded carrots on the front of your jacket?'

Welcome back to CNM. We've got major news to tell you about: The sky is falling. To tell you about it, we're going live to Denver and our very own Mary Popmedia. Mary, tell the viewers what's happening. I'm standing downtown. As you can see, the horizon is quite overcast, the air brisk, the masses beginning to huddle. And here it comes. The year's first snowflake! Temperatures falling, frozen rain, sleet, ice road, more snow, possible blinding flurries, slippery deadly madness and possible death

Sleigh ride!

Snowflake Design Dept. It's ironic, but we have a lot of burnout in this department.

Polar bear produces snowflakes as he plays a musical instrument.

Snowman in front of IRS wears barrel

'Aren't the Swiss Alps wonderful this time of year, Bob? Bob?'

Global Warming is a snow job!

"These mid-winter thaws are such a tease."

Skating.

Happiness is enjoying a first winter's snow by the glow of an iPhone. Freak.

"Then your app is wrong. It's definitely snowing."

Accountant counting falling snowflakes.

'No two snowflakes are exactly alike.' - 'They taste the same to me.'

"Believe me, if you lived around here as long as I have, you'd see plenty of snowflakes that look alike."