Cupra Ateca: the genuine elegant bad boy

I only have one favorite winter song (this one), I'm the Grinch of Christmas Carols. If I could, I would sing rock and roll carols at my electric guitar, although I'm not that good at it. I often question myself if it's worth to give up long nails in favor of my guitar classes. As you can probably already tell, I also hate(d) winter. It's too cold, it's too complicated to feel comfortable in those fluffy clothes, it's hard to drive, it's hard to go shopping while trying to keep all those hats, gloves, scarves together. I often lose them. They go where socks go when they never come back after a journey in the washing machine. I hope they are all happy together wherever they might be. I hope there are people out there reasoning with this. If not, I might be the only one losing socks and winter accessories. Too bad for me. If you have kids it's twice harder. You officially become a portable winter wardrobe. After moving to Lorraine, where it rains most of the time and it's an important event when the sun shows up on the sky during autumn and winter, my feelings about seasons changed. They become milder. Here there's no snow. It's not that cold. It just rains often. Often. That's why I thought it might not be a bad idea of doing something winter and cars related. I was willing and ready to face the harsh snow. For the love and hate of driving during winter on icy, mountain roads. I thought of doing a lifestyle driving experience in the snow and speak about some important and s