Everyone is familiar with the traditional-style snowman. They typically have a carrot nose, coal eyes and mouth, and perhaps a scarf and top hat. I refer to this snowman model as “The Frosty,” and it is on display throughout the houses and offices around the nation during the winter months.
Personally, I enjoy seeing people add their own personal touch to create a unique snowman. Many people in my neighborhood will dress their real snowman up in a costume or use unusual household items to fashion its features. My favorite snowman from last year was outfitted with a NFL jersey and a football helmet.
The winter holiday season is a time of year that everybody enjoys. With a fresh blanket of snow on the ground, carolers echoing in the distance and the smell of Christmas trees for miles, how can you not be seduced by the spirit? Not only do you get to enjoy the whimsical ways of all your neighbors and friends, but you get to enjoy adding that festive memorabilia to your very own home. This way you’ll be able to savor the holiday spirit everywhere you go, even when lounging at home in your bathrobe. 
Whether guarding your front yard, appearing on a Christmas card or gazing from a hilltop, a snowman announces that winter has arrived. While their presence as symbols of the Christmas season may date back only to the early part of the nineteenth century, the activity of creating snowmen dates back to at least the Middle Ages, when in Europe every new snowfall would find townsfolk making snowmen in the streets.