@Anarchist Beauty: That is a lesson we all learn at some point or another.

@Aisukohi: It's nice to talk to someone who is familiar with Idaho. c: I lived in Victor/Driggs ID for quite a few years. I'm one of those crazy people who drove over a dangerous mountain pass daily to work in a filthy rich town to earn my wages.
Before choosing OR as our new home state, we looked at Pocatello. Overall decided that our time in ID/WYo was done and over.
Idaho isn't too bad for snow, it's the wind in some areas that I dislike. Like Twin Falls can get really windy and dangerous on the roads.

@Anarchist Beauty: Karma. If you don't learn your lessons, you're bound to repeat them until you make changes.

True. Or you'll remain stupid and miserable until you wisen up... at least a little bit. :3

@Aisukohi: Oh totally! My drive over the mountain was the highlight of my day. It was a beautiful and glorious reminder that life is beautiful. until I almost got caught in an avalanche. lol. omgod. Life is an adventure. If you do ever end up in Idaho and go for adventures. Remember Heise Hot Springs. That was my favorite place to go and unwind. :3 and if you do go to Heise, it's 45 minutes to the Wyoming border. and driving over the Teton Pass might be one of the prettiest drives you'll ever do.

@Aisukohi: lol! Well, if you happen to actually go over the teton pass [which is pretty on it's own] that's only an hour from the Yellowstone south gate. South gate is always got roadblocks because of the bison, elk, and moose.