<p>What about instructors at those ski spots?? I would love to learn to ski.</p>
<p>All the major US ski areas have ski schools. And it’s pretty typical to have classes for people who have never skied before. I hope you get the opportunity, Maelstrom 16.</p>
<p>Thank you Seashore. I have never even seen snow in my life, so it would be an awesome experience :)</p>
<p>Oh if you go to Tufts, you’ll see more snow than you bargained for.</p>
<p>Really?? I come from a hot place. What is the climate and weather like?? Is it like cold all the time??</p>
<p>^^All the time? No; in fact in can get quite hot and humid between May and September.
But winter can offer some bone-chilling cold and substantial snow.
[Average</a> High/Low Temperatures for KBOS : Weather Underground](<a href=“http://www.wunderground.com/NORMS/DisplayNORMS.asp?AirportCode=KBOS&StateCode=MA&SafeCityName=Medford&Units=none&IATA=BOS&normals=on]Average”>http://www.wunderground.com/NORMS/DisplayNORMS.asp?AirportCode=KBOS&StateCode=MA&SafeCityName=Medford&Units=none&IATA=BOS&normals=on)</p>
<p>You guys crack me up.</p>
<p>(and Snarf, so you know, I totally appreciate your perspective and most often find nodding along as I read your posts. But I had to stick up for our Field Hockey players, you know? 
)</p>
<p>@Dan
What’s funny? 
Am I missing something here?? (I am asking literally of course)</p>
<p>^^^^^ Just the conversation about snow. Made me smile, for no particular reason.</p>
<p>I actually find myself grinning at what New Englanders think is cold, or snowy. Where I’m from, 40 degrees below zero (what scale, you ask? doesn’t matter - they meet at 40 below) and eleven feet of snow isn’t unheard of.</p>
<p>Dan, I understand - posting late at night after a long day doesn’t always result in the most charitable phrasing on my part. Sorry again.</p>
<p>Snarf, I know about such climates… from my geography text books. :D</p>