A Spring-Winter Haiku
2005 April 24
Snow falls gently on the ground.
God fucking damnit.
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Jumping into vast oceans of nothingness since 2004
Snow falls gently on the ground.
God fucking damnit.
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What have we done to make God angry?
You did it!
I feel like I’m about to end my fall semester to go home for Christmas. Ach. This is not happening!
I echo your ach.
I feel like I should be at Target, buying cheap yet cute Christmas ornaments. Oh, and getting Starbucks served to me in their red holiday cups.
This better be the last snowfall until next winter. I should be wearing a cute skirt and flip flops and going to Stucci’s or something. Instead I’m stuck indoors in jeans and an oversized hoody comtemplating making a cup of hot chocolate. No, this isn’t right at all.
I should’ve run already in the bright sunlight. Instead, I’m sitting here in running pants, cami and hoodie, wanting to avoid the treadmill as much as possible. I endured an entire winter on that damn thing; I didn’t want to return to it so damn soon because of the weather.
The temperature is going to start climbing over the next few days. I just hope this snow doesn’t stick any more than it has already. Please let it have melted by tomorrow! I don’t want to walk through it.
I’ll keep my fingers crossed for you that it starts to melt post haste. Don’t worry, though – by this Saturday, it’ll be bright, sunny and nice. I can almost assure you of that without looking at the forecast.
God: Oh, yeah? We’ll just see about that!
But seriously, I’m sure you’re right. Cold, icky weather is in its death throes. Mr. Sun will reign soon enough!
God’s not that mean. Besides, it’s graduation weekend – it only sucks when it’s December and it’s projected to NOT snow. Then it will.
Soon you’ll be saying, “Well, you’re certainly doing your job today, Mr. Sun!” Just don’t wear your glasses that day.
Heh, I’ll make sure not to do that.
All right, we’re back on track. Tuesday it’s supposed to be 61 degrees.
Woohoo! Sanity possibly returns to Southeast Michigan!
Wow, and suddenly I find myself doing two-column, direct, triangle similarity proofs. Back in good old Honors Geometry, where everything is simple and orderly. For those wondering, Honors Geometry is a math class taken by me in the early winter months.