What a difference a week makes
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What a difference a week makes
Well, last weekend I posted about how unseasonably warm it was. This weekend, it is mad, scary, wicked cold. This makes me realize how much weather affects my mood.
When it's warm I am bouyant, happy and hopeful. When it's frigid cold I am lethargic, grumpy and bleak.
My eldest son was right when he said "Old Man Winter is a gnarly old bastard."
I eagerly await the grace and beauty of Spring. If I had enough wood and enough money, I would just camp in front of the fireplace until the return of the peep frogs.
Warm thoughts to all of you who are in this deep-freeze as well.
Peace,
Gabe
When it's warm I am bouyant, happy and hopeful. When it's frigid cold I am lethargic, grumpy and bleak.
My eldest son was right when he said "Old Man Winter is a gnarly old bastard."
I eagerly await the grace and beauty of Spring. If I had enough wood and enough money, I would just camp in front of the fireplace until the return of the peep frogs.
Warm thoughts to all of you who are in this deep-freeze as well.
Peace,
Gabe
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Location: Ohio
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Like I often say, if you don't like the weather in Ohio, stick around for a day--it will change!
Brrrrrrrrrrr! Actually, if we got a blizzard (which I don't think is on the weather report, but who knows), I have plenty of milk, and plenty of other food--so I could stay home all bundled up, with my family here at home with me, and all would be well. Dealing with the outside world lately hasn't been much fun. I think I'd like to be a hermit.
I'm sitting by my fireplace knitting.
Hugs,
Lyn
Brrrrrrrrrrr! Actually, if we got a blizzard (which I don't think is on the weather report, but who knows), I have plenty of milk, and plenty of other food--so I could stay home all bundled up, with my family here at home with me, and all would be well. Dealing with the outside world lately hasn't been much fun. I think I'd like to be a hermit.
I'm sitting by my fireplace knitting.
Hugs,
Lyn
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I live in coastal California. Its funny Gabe, weather totally affects my mood. It didn't used to. I used to always like the rain and cloudy-ness. I think it is because growing up, my mom loved (still does) the rain, and so when she was in a good mood...so was I.
But lately the weather has been getting me down. Yesterday the sun came out and the sky was blue, and I felt like a cloud on my mind had been lifted! I went on a hike, cleaned my car, and some other stuff on my 'to-do' list.
But I must say...cold here is like 40 deg. I remember complaining because growing up in So. Cali, it would be like 75deg on Christmas.
May some light (if not the actual sun) warm your face today Gabe.
Grey
But lately the weather has been getting me down. Yesterday the sun came out and the sky was blue, and I felt like a cloud on my mind had been lifted! I went on a hike, cleaned my car, and some other stuff on my 'to-do' list.
But I must say...cold here is like 40 deg. I remember complaining because growing up in So. Cali, it would be like 75deg on Christmas.
May some light (if not the actual sun) warm your face today Gabe.
Grey
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