Even though it hasn't gotten this cold yet...
For Behold there was a day in a little town called Rexburg where it was about 19 degress outside. It quickly went up to 22 degrees and began to snow. The snow fell all day long & the wind blew, and people played and had fun. That night everyone went to bed... only to hear the snow plows a few hours later. When students were getting ready to go to class in the morning a few decided to see how cold it was outside soon to realize that it was in the negatives. Students bundle up to go to class so they do not freeze. They wear shoes that will help them not to fall on the ground. It is said that in "Rexburg, Idaho... Many are cold, but few are frozen." As this statement becomes true we begin to call this place Iceburg Idaho... many may ask how Rexburg gets the name Iceburg... well, when the snow falls and stays and the roads begin to look like ice & the students put layers on to walk to class and you see people walking in buildings and taking layers off because it's about 50 degrees warmer inside. and that means it is about 50 degrees inside... then it is Iceburg, Idaho! This place is like a tunnel... the coldest place in Idaho... well, except for maybe up by Canada... see in Boise, Idaho it's not nearly as cold as it is here in Iceburg! This is the reason I have begun to call Rexburg "Teh Burg" because it is both Rexburg & Iceburg! So I shortened it! :)
