Keep 'em guessing
Apr. 13th, 2005 02:06 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jhetleyPartly cloudy today, temps around 50 F. Yesterday's snow vanished. Proposal to reach 70 F over the weekend. What we have here, folks, is the classic demonstration of New England Weather.
Speaking of which, The Shrew finds herself driving her '69 Dodge Dart through some classic Maine coastal weather, December variant, complete with freezing rain and dark memories of blood and brains splashed across the walls of a broken-down house trailer. Ah, well, such is the hard life of a Viewpoint Character. Think of what dastardly deeds I'd do if I didn't have a socially-acceptable outlet like my writing for such distubed imaginings....
May be able to get back to bicycling tomorrow.
Speaking of which, The Shrew finds herself driving her '69 Dodge Dart through some classic Maine coastal weather, December variant, complete with freezing rain and dark memories of blood and brains splashed across the walls of a broken-down house trailer. Ah, well, such is the hard life of a Viewpoint Character. Think of what dastardly deeds I'd do if I didn't have a socially-acceptable outlet like my writing for such distubed imaginings....
May be able to get back to bicycling tomorrow.
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Date: 2005-04-13 01:24 pm (UTC)Reminds me of a line from Julian May's "Jack The Bodiless."
"The calendar said that it was spring. In New England, the calendar lied."