Millions upon millions of intricate snowflakes twirl from the sky. It's impossible to count how many the sky hurls to the earth. Some say the snow is quiet, but if you listen carefully, you can hear the flakes whispering gently as they caress the frost-bitten ground. Some wonder if just one, tiny snowflake helps at all. Would the snow fall be the same without that one bit of snow? The answer is no. Each snowflake changes the earth somehow, whether it's indenting into the delicate snow, or freezing the ground. Each one contributes to the overall snow, and the world wouldn't be the same without it.
