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jwaneeta at 08:41pm on 23/04/2009
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*springs!*
There's nothing like living in the Midwest to make you appreciate spring. Now I understand the impulse of the populace to wear shorts the instant the sun shines. It beats the hell out of suiting up like you have to leave a science station at the bottom of the world, you know? Oh, god! less clothing! I'm into it now.
I've been thrashing about like a serf in my front yard. My neighbor Max hates this ritual too -- a treasured break from the Midwestern habit of greating everything, even tornados and blizzards -- with a stoic smile. We both hate yardwork. Our shared misery makes us stronger. Our labors have coincided in the last few days, and we pause occasionaly to pant and sweat and spit the crap out of our mouths and curse the neccessity of yardwork. I like Max.
The weather is so beautiful that yesterday, after hours of yardwork, I went to the gym. By god I did! (For my ill-advised heroism I got such a sore elbow I could hardly sleep. Note to self: No Heroics).
Today I delivered my yearly talk to the 4th grade class at the local elementary school, and they were darlings as always. One of the kids is perhaps a genius. She drew an on-the-fly sketch of me as I was talking, and her notebook is filled with art. She can't not draw. Excellent.
I wrote a fanfic for Henry Hellrung http://community.livejournal.com/henryhellrung/2001.html
and took a nap. And I made a deal. I got some things done today. I LOVE SPRING
EDIT: I cooked something the other day that didn't fail. SPRING IFLU
EDIT2: Damn you Deadliest Catch!
EDIT THE 3RD: Btw, since I started working out again my legs are kickass. YEAH! Some real evidence of the boredom and pain of working out. IFLU SPRING
There's nothing like living in the Midwest to make you appreciate spring. Now I understand the impulse of the populace to wear shorts the instant the sun shines. It beats the hell out of suiting up like you have to leave a science station at the bottom of the world, you know? Oh, god! less clothing! I'm into it now.
I've been thrashing about like a serf in my front yard. My neighbor Max hates this ritual too -- a treasured break from the Midwestern habit of greating everything, even tornados and blizzards -- with a stoic smile. We both hate yardwork. Our shared misery makes us stronger. Our labors have coincided in the last few days, and we pause occasionaly to pant and sweat and spit the crap out of our mouths and curse the neccessity of yardwork. I like Max.
The weather is so beautiful that yesterday, after hours of yardwork, I went to the gym. By god I did! (For my ill-advised heroism I got such a sore elbow I could hardly sleep. Note to self: No Heroics).
Today I delivered my yearly talk to the 4th grade class at the local elementary school, and they were darlings as always. One of the kids is perhaps a genius. She drew an on-the-fly sketch of me as I was talking, and her notebook is filled with art. She can't not draw. Excellent.
I wrote a fanfic for Henry Hellrung http://community.livejournal.com/henryhellrung/2001.html
and took a nap. And I made a deal. I got some things done today. I LOVE SPRING
EDIT: I cooked something the other day that didn't fail. SPRING IFLU
EDIT2: Damn you Deadliest Catch!
EDIT THE 3RD: Btw, since I started working out again my legs are kickass. YEAH! Some real evidence of the boredom and pain of working out. IFLU SPRING
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I knew it was spring today because I changed from Hot Coffee to Frappicino in my morning Starbucks trip.
...I just realized how sad that sounds...
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*gnaws elbows*
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I FEEL YOUR PAIN. Damnit. I actually went off the show for a season and a half because I couldn't take the intensity, but now I'm hooked all over again.
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As for Deadliest Catch, I heaved a sigh of relief when Phil was pulled off his boat at the last possible second on doctor's orders, but I'm starting to suspect that Keith will be the new Phil.
At least the ruthless, unflappable Sig remains a surly constant. When they sing about the faces being so cold, it's his Nordic mug that I always envision.
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*so conflicted*
I'm still waiting on spring ¬_¬
Re: I'm still waiting on spring ¬_¬
heatwavebrilliant weather is over for now. It's cloudy and cool and rainy, and not in the fun way. I'll just have to hope the next storm is better.(no subject)
Aw! Very cool that you do that for the 4th graders :P I remember being that age and doodling every chance I got *sigh* good ol' days before having to work all kinds of hours ;)
Oh! Just read your fic! (commented there, but Wow! I'm impressed! =D)
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It's so nice to be able to put all the heavy coats away finally. I don't care how cool it gets from here on out, I will not wear a heavy coat again until fall.
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Hope your elbow won't give you further trouble. The crud is finally gone? Yay.
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I was just appreciating the smell of spring yesterday! All the flowering trees are in bloom and they're heavenly.
Sadly my crazy neighbor cut down my lilacs bushes - they were planted by the former owner of my house, but I guess they were over the property line. Of all the plants she could have killed, why them? They were actually nice.
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This season of Deadliest Catch really is an immediate wire brush to the nerves, isn't it? This latest Coast Guard rescue drama is excrutiating.
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Yay, workouts. They're so good for every part of a person -- for me, the big motivator is the amazing stuff it does for my mood and appetite. The other day I passed a gym and it triggered a sense memory of how good I feel ater I work out (workouts themselves are hard, boring work, imo, but worth it) and I went home and got my stuff and hit my own place. And lo! I felt good! Bless spring. :D