i dunno. sometimes it seems that escapism is the only thing that sustains me. well... not the only thing, but perhaps the easiest thing. i don't know what i'd do without my imagination.
i think i'd like to get a puppy someday. probably when i'm in my 40s. by then honey and the koe-koe will be long gone, or at least too old to care. cats can live a long time.
i like hanging out at 450 albert street. i had two glasses of wine and i'm feeling tipsy. or at least like my body is very heavy and it requires a lot of effort to type.
they do cool things. why don't we do cool things? why aren't there enough people interested in cool things?
it snowed today for the first time. the funny thing about the weather is that whenever the seasons change they're familar and not at the same time. it seems to me that at some point within the last 6 months enough time had past that it no longer felt common place for there to be snowflakes instead of rain. i wonder what point that was. regardless, i love that there's enough of a break that snow feels new and foreign.
look around, leaves are brown,
and the sky is a hazy shade of winter.
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it's weird that you've just had snow and down here in NS the last two days have felt like spring... like we've skipped winter entirely and gone straight to spring. to me, it's even stranger because i feel like fall should have ended ages ago, and i should be deep in the hold of a moose jaw -30 winter by now. i am really loving fall this year!
last week i had two feet of snow. then over the weekend we had a warm spell and i've been wading through muddy slush all week. now it's snowing again.
so confusing.
i think the arctic is having an identity crisis.
it's like SPRING?? crazy! don't get TOO used to it. i like that you've been enjoying the fall, experiences are that much richer when you fully appreciate them at the time.
sounds like it! is fjord frozen yet?
well, it WAS like spring. it didn't last long... back to fall now.
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