There are many heavy swirls of snowy wind blowing, it’s a snow storm. News channels said schools, colleges and offices are closed as there may be a heavy deposition of snow from 10 – 15/16 inches. People were requested to not to go to the streets.
I thought, ok fine I will not go out just like any other day. But, Man!!! I couldn’t resist from going out. It is snowing!!! How can’t I go?!? I used to go out when it was raining in India even when my mom asked me to not to. I always wanted to play with and enjoy snow. Seriously, I have this hidden craving for snow ever since I saw this song “Pudhu vellai mazhai” from movie “Roja”. Heil Manirathnam!

The more I see snow fall through my window the more I feed my craving. It looks as if someone is pouring big buckets of snow from the terrace out of the building continuously. Whatever, I want to go.
You see, I always had this bad luck that used to follow me when it comes to snow. When I went to Manali, Rohtang Pass which is 13,054 ft above sea level where it will be (supposed to be) full of snow, was scarce with the same when I was there. Grrr!!! I felt horrible. I didn’t loose hope and was prepared to wait.
Secondly, I was here in US last time till 10th of Dec, supposed to be winter season and snowing, it wasn’t. The worst part here is, they said in news that it may snow on 12th of Dec (though I don’t know if it did). Grrrr!!!! I felt horrible. Ram said he was fed up of snows as he was in Minnesota Saint Paul (a full time snow region). Also said, I will outgrow it after some time like he did. I still didn’t loose my hope.
Thirdly, before making this trip (coming back to US) we were talking to a relative of Ram. He said there was snow storm and he was working from home that day (which was two days before we started from India). I thought Man!!! This time I am going to see snow. When I was back, there was no snow fall. Grrrr!!!! I felt horrible. Still, I didn’t loose my hope.
But today, it is snowing. I can see it right through my window. I can see the adjacent building’s roofs, trees, streets and cars completely covered with snow. Just one step outside and I will full fill my dream. There is absolutely nothing to stop me from my snow. I was prepared to leave. I wore my winter cloths, gloves, and scarf and yes of course took my camera.
Went down the stairs (can’t wait for the lift) opened the door. I went out rite to the center of the street not worrying or thinking of anything else. I faced the sky, with my eyes closed, mouth opened and both hands stretched out. I stood there for a couple of minutes feeling those tiny little white and cold snows on my tongue and all over my body. I smiled and said to myself: “Yes, I did it”.
Everyone has a hidden child in them which will pop-up occasionally. Today, mine did. :-)
I thought, ok fine I will not go out just like any other day. But, Man!!! I couldn’t resist from going out. It is snowing!!! How can’t I go?!? I used to go out when it was raining in India even when my mom asked me to not to. I always wanted to play with and enjoy snow. Seriously, I have this hidden craving for snow ever since I saw this song “Pudhu vellai mazhai” from movie “Roja”. Heil Manirathnam!

The more I see snow fall through my window the more I feed my craving. It looks as if someone is pouring big buckets of snow from the terrace out of the building continuously. Whatever, I want to go.
You see, I always had this bad luck that used to follow me when it comes to snow. When I went to Manali, Rohtang Pass which is 13,054 ft above sea level where it will be (supposed to be) full of snow, was scarce with the same when I was there. Grrr!!! I felt horrible. I didn’t loose hope and was prepared to wait.
Secondly, I was here in US last time till 10th of Dec, supposed to be winter season and snowing, it wasn’t. The worst part here is, they said in news that it may snow on 12th of Dec (though I don’t know if it did). Grrrr!!!! I felt horrible. Ram said he was fed up of snows as he was in Minnesota Saint Paul (a full time snow region). Also said, I will outgrow it after some time like he did. I still didn’t loose my hope.
Thirdly, before making this trip (coming back to US) we were talking to a relative of Ram. He said there was snow storm and he was working from home that day (which was two days before we started from India). I thought Man!!! This time I am going to see snow. When I was back, there was no snow fall. Grrrr!!!! I felt horrible. Still, I didn’t loose my hope.


Everyone has a hidden child in them which will pop-up occasionally. Today, mine did. :-)