Even if you don’t want to build a snowman, snowflakes are interesting.
Snowflakes are individuals. No two are exactly alike. They are ice. They are cold, and they can be beautiful when they fall together. But they are all different.
Naturally formed snowflakes differ from one another through happenstance of formation. They each had a slightly different journey. The characteristic six branches on a snowflake is related with the crystal structure of ice.
Snowflakes literally descend from the sky, unassembled, and, with patience, can be molded into any shape. It doesn’t matter if they fall slowly and gently to the ground, or drop hard and fast like a rain storm, they are noiseless just the same.
Snowflakes can be magical and calming. Snowflakes can be dangerous, slippery and deadly.
