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[sour_idealist]

Dear March:

"Like a lamb," in this context, refers to being pleasant, mild, and warm. It does not refer to being white and fluffy. In light of this fact, you can stop snowing now.

No, thawing for a bit and then snowing again is not an ingenious way of achieving the best of both worlds. It is, in fact, a hideous deceptive habit and this attempt should be abandoned. Now, if not sooner.

Thank you for your time.

Comments

[simply-shipping.livejournal.com]

Seconding so hard. Okay weather, it's spring now, you can be warm plzkthx.

[sour-idealist.livejournal.com]

You too, huh? I am not only past the point of pleading with the sky, I am just staring out the window and saying "Oh, for God's sake" perfectly audibly, and not only do other people know what I'm talking about, other people are doing the same thing.

[simply-shipping.livejournal.com]

Eurgh. It hasn't gotten quite that bad here--people still give me odd looks for complaining directly to the sky unless I'm shivering at the bus stop--but I still want some heat. ;_; I wouldn't think that moving the temperatures above freezing would be that difficult, Mother Nature.

[sour-idealist.livejournal.com]

It's usually when we're near the window and outside there is this VAST CLOUD of GIANT FLAKES so the context is clear (and there are some odd looks, but also plenty of other people doing it - while indoors!) so. Dammit.

What is it about how we are ALWAYS FOOLED by those two warm early days?

[simply-shipping.livejournal.com]

We had one absolutely glorious day where I could take down my bike and ride around [i]without even wearing my sweatshirt[/i]...and then two days later it snowed. WHY WEATHER, WHY?!

[simply-shipping.livejournal.com]

...Aaaaaand I've clearly been spending too much time using BBCode.

[sour-idealist.livejournal.com]

Almost exactly the same thing over here. Well, not down to no-sweatshirts (at least by my standards) but OPEN WINDOWS! THAT THING THE AIR DOES WITH THE SMELL AND THE FEEL! All the snow was GONE except for the remains of the drifts, which don't count!

...snow. The next day. We went from 90% bare grass to NOT A BLADE IN SIGHT.

(Why yes, I am bitter about this!)