Other than the fact that I come from a country where frost only occurs on rare occasions, I'm also not equipped mentally nor physically nor clothes-wise to handle this particular phenomenon.
For those like me coming from Middle Eastern countries, or any other region falling around or nearby the equator, frost is:
A deposit of small white ice crystals formed on the ground or other surfaces when the temperature falls below freezing. – Google.
Freezing, again for those who have never experienced it, is:
Reaching the temperature at which a liquid turns into a solid when cooled. – Google.
In other words, it gets so cold here that plants, and chairs, and any other surfaces containing water or are covered in dew, freeze.
At first, I thought it was snow. I got so excited, went to touch it and my first reaction was:
Ouch Ouch Ouuuuch!!
Seconds later, I fell down on the frosty frost grass butt-first and started crying.
It's safe to say, that I learned my lesson.
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