“Almost the whole of winter passed between alternations of fog and rain. At the beginning of March,
“Almost the whole of winter passed between alternations of fog and rain. At the beginning of March, the snow began to fall as though it had gone mad. The flakes were small and round like balls of Styrofoam, but persistent; they were pouring down for days. The town children delighted in them for the first few days. They made slides on every slope in town, and sledges were scrapingthe streets until late at night. But soon they became bored, so that this March ought also to be remembered as the time when even snow succeeded in being tedious for the children. By the time the last sledges abandoned the streets, the snow was purely an inconvenience” - Slvedin Avdic, Seven Terrors -- source link
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