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Mar 9 -- March Falls
From my current Twitter stream:
There's a thin coat of snow on the ground from yesterday, but as we're at 31 and headed higher, so I'm content that we're in Late Winter/Early Spring mode now, where snow is a fleeting phenomenon.
I didn't mention that I saw a robin on the way to the library on Saturday, which is probably the earliest I've seen one around here.
The rest of life remains quite lifelike and probably boring. Recently, I've finished The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman, Inda by our own Sherwood Smith (::waves!::), and last night, Magic or Madness by Justine Larbalestier, which was a quick little read and now I've got to get the sequels at the library.
- 06:56 the dark side of DST -- waking up in the dark. Cats are correspondingly disgusted. #
- 07:48 Yesterday it was 60. This morning it's 35 and falling, and thick snow is falling at this moment. #
- 07:58 Oh crap - 3 to 5 inches of snow predicted for today! March is getting on my LAST NERVE #
- 14:18 Snow has turned to slush, and holding steady at 35F, so no 3-5 inches as predicted. Thank goodness. #
- 15:51 Looking at: Birds Stealing Ice-Cream -- via Telophase. Damn cheeky gulls! tinyurl.com/d66qlk #
- 16:07 Looking at: SF Gate: FL Wright house for sale. Anyone got a spare $2.7M? It's a bargain! tinyurl.com/22jhs8/c/a/2009/03/08/RE0U ... #
- 17:58 I got to school a little earlier tonight, but still two students ahead of me! #
There's a thin coat of snow on the ground from yesterday, but as we're at 31 and headed higher, so I'm content that we're in Late Winter/Early Spring mode now, where snow is a fleeting phenomenon.
I didn't mention that I saw a robin on the way to the library on Saturday, which is probably the earliest I've seen one around here.
The rest of life remains quite lifelike and probably boring. Recently, I've finished The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman, Inda by our own Sherwood Smith (::waves!::), and last night, Magic or Madness by Justine Larbalestier, which was a quick little read and now I've got to get the sequels at the library.