Noticing the Year: 02/13/08
This morning I noticed that Boston's most dramatic fog comes when warm air rolls into a place covered with snow. I wish I could share the eerie sight of the tree-lined VFW parkway enshrouded in mist, the trees black with moisture above a background of freshly fallen white.
Then just now I noticed that I really don't mind rain, even though there's a ton of it at the moment, flooding the parks. I could probably live in the PNW without much suffering. Alexis, on the other hand, always mentions stabbing herself in the eyes, when we've had more than a day or so.
And since I love her beautiful eyes, and we've been married four years today, and for many more into the future, I'm willing to compromise on that point. :)

Couldn't find a 2004 pic, but here's a nice one from the Summer of 2005
Then just now I noticed that I really don't mind rain, even though there's a ton of it at the moment, flooding the parks. I could probably live in the PNW without much suffering. Alexis, on the other hand, always mentions stabbing herself in the eyes, when we've had more than a day or so.
And since I love her beautiful eyes, and we've been married four years today, and for many more into the future, I'm willing to compromise on that point. :)

Couldn't find a 2004 pic, but here's a nice one from the Summer of 2005
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-Carrie.
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By the way, have you ever noticed water vapor coming off of lichens in the early morning? Usually happens on chilly morning the sun's just coming up.
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You think you would like the PNW, but I think it would get to you eventually...it's just so blah all the time, even in summer...and the job market BLOWS...
I'm not sure about the housing market, but I left due to there being no jobs and such....
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Hope you were both able to enjoy the day!
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(Anonymous) 2008-02-14 02:11 pm (UTC)(link)~Flaneuse
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Here's my gift: http://blogs.earthsky.org/dankulpinski/2008/02/15/new-elephant-shrew-species-found/
How cool is that?
(when I was little, whenever I came across a bug I didn't recognize, I always convinced myself that I had discovered a new species)
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