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When Tom Gregg asked his wife what she wanted for Christmas, she told him she already had everything she wanted, except one thing: a “white Christmas.”
Despite living in Norco, a Southern California city with virtually no chance of getting accumulating snowfall, Gregg set out to fulfill his wife’s dream.
The loving husband hired a truck to haul snow and place it on their yard, simulating a snowfall from the night prior.
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“I still can’t believe my husband,” Stephanie Gregg said. “All I said, was, ‘Babe, I wish we could have a white Christmas.’ I woke up to 22 tons of snow being blown. I had a flipping big rig and a huge snow blower outside my house at 8 a.m. on Christmas Eve.”
The Greggs even invited neighbors to partake in the fun. Videos posted by the Greggs show people laughing and smiling as they zoom down a manmade snow hill in the yard.
“We got our white Christmas,” Stephanie Gregg said. “We had the best Christmas ever.”
