With the weather getting colder and people trading out their sandals for fuzzy Uggs (well actually, I hope people don't wear Uggs seriously anymore), winter is coming quicker than I'd like to admit. Unfortunately for people who, like myself, moved away from the cold intentionally, there are many emotions that one experiences with the onset of winter. What better way to express these feelings than with scenes from "Frozen," one of the few movies that actually gets me excited for this chilly season.
At first you're really excited for winter because it means Christmas is just around the corner. Oh and also winter break means no school!
And you count down the minutes for the first snow because that means a possible snow day!
And then the first snowflakes fall, and you're so excited because you haven't seen snow in over six months! And at this point, you don't even remember that this snow could last a really long time.
Playing in the snow is so entertaining and fun, at least for the first hour or so.
Eventually, you play in the snow for such a long time that you end up looking like Kristoff, and then you're not really sure how you feel about the whole situation.
Weeks pass and the winter isn't too bad. But one day you go outside and every inch of your body becomes cold within seconds.
It's so cold you can't even feel your legs.
Even when you go inside, you can't seem to get warm no matter how many hot chocolates you drink or how many warm baths you take.
You actually begin to forget what true warmth feels like.
And you realize that all the white, beautiful snow in the world isn't worth the cold you feel throughout your body.
You 100 percent disagree with Elsa because in fact, the cold bothers you very, very much.
