Counting Today ...

[sinjun]

... there are 17 days (not counting the Friday on which we will start) until we next play Circus.

Yes, I am counting down. Isn't that pathetic? Of course, I'm sure it has nothing to do with the fact that there are also 17 days to finish up the 4 assignments due before Reading Week. Nope, definitely not.

There were neat ribbons in the sky yesterday, as I drove home. It was pretty - until the sun finished setting, leaving me in the dark. And today, I had to de-ice my windows so I could see to drive. Yay?

Winter, unfortunately, is coming. Of course, so is Indian Summer.

Comments

[proudsky.livejournal.com]

I still maintain that Fall and Winter are the best seasons.

...nevermind the fact that my fingers are so numb I cant feel the keystrokes while I type this :P

[damara.livejournal.com]

Why for? I mean, why do you like Fall and Winter?

[proudsky.livejournal.com]

Winter is crisp and clean. The cold air keeps the stagnant sweat from the air, and promises nights filled with fireplaces lit.

Im one who likes to wrap up in a nice trenchcoat and warmer clothes. Shorts and tee-shirts arent my thing, by any means. Cooler weather is refreshing to me, it doesnt bog me down like the stagnant and sweltering heat in the summer. My allergies also are freed up, the pollen in the air has minimalized, so I may breath freely for a few scant months.

Winter means snow, which as we all know brings about the child in each of us. Snowball fights are even found here at work, the powdery white stuff pulling at everyone's mischeviousness. And then there is of course, Christmas :)

There isnt an easy answer to that question. I feel younger, cleaner, and more at peace in the fall and winter.

[damara.livejournal.com]

Mmmm ... There are things I like about every season, including fall and winter.

What I don't like? The days get shorter, so that I leave for work in the dark, and arrive home in the dark. I don't like the unsettled weather of early autumn nor do I like driving in snow storms, hail storms, ice storms, or even just snowy days. Because it makes a stressful drive about 100 times more so.

[proudsky.livejournal.com]

Ah yes, but you seem to forget that if we are lucky enough to get 2 inches of snow here, the city literally closes down.

Now, I know what real snow-filled days are, I did some growing up in Pennsylvania with my mother's family. A few feet of snow was the norm. Perhaps thats why I attribute Winter to youth.

Down in SC though, a few inches and we consider ourselves lucky.

Ive said it before.....you live too far up North ;)

[damara.livejournal.com]

*grins*

Sure, if I had winter like you do ... I'd like it too!