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Snowman Persuasive Speech

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No snow? How about making some snowmen cup to substitute for the real snowmen you can't build, all you need are some dixie cups.

This winter has been one of the mildest we have had in Colorado in the five years that I have been living here. Sure, we have had a few snow days but nothing major. Nowhere enough for us to build anything besides snow angels. With Madison in love with snow, I was hoping that we would have had a lot more so that we could go outside and build a snowman, like Olaf, from her favorite movie, Frozen. You might remember the song that Anna sings to Elsa, "Do you want to build a snowman?" when she's all alone.

Do you want to build a snowman?
Come on lets go and play
I never see you anymore
Come out the door
It's like you've

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