Your Letters
14:47 UK time, Tuesday, 3 February 2009
My housemate is storing a box of snow in the freezer "for emergencies". Please advise.
James Cram, Birmingham, UK
My problem with pristine, untrodden snow is that I can't think of anything properly witty enough to write in it. Therefore I resent it and spend the rest of the day seething. Naturally, greetings cards cause similar levels of bitterness.
Chris Clarke, Grenoble, France
I agree completely with the Guardian. So what if Russia and Finland regularly experience heavy snow of a kind that's extremely rare for the UK. We could also have an army of thousands of snow machines. Hands up who wants to pay for it?
Rob Foreman, London, UK
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Susannah, Northampton
I did like the juxtaposition of headlines on the ´óÏó´«Ã½ News homepage this morning: "EU attacks 'Buy American' clause" and "Fresh talks in foreign worker row". You see, protectionism is fine when we do it, just not when foreigners have a go...
Dan, Bedford
Despite reports to the contrary is Great Barr Primary actually the only school in the country that has been closed? It seems that way since the ´óÏó´«Ã½ front page slide show, the Telegraph online and the Times online are all using the same photo.
Vicky, East London Sparkling in the Sun but Seriously Icy
Monitor: This photograph was taken by the Press Association. And where the Press Association goes, many follow.
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