I peeked out the window and checked for the sun; this is how I get the weather report in spring and fall, and it’s often misleading.
One overcast day I bundled Gracie in her monkey sweater and found myself sweating underneath three layers. It was probably 50, but it felt more like 80 with all our ridiculous clothing.
Only a day before, though, I was hugging myself and urging her along, “come on Gracie go pee-pee, go pee-pee!” I stood shivering in my sweatshirt and felt guilty about my poor pibble; she was in nothing but her birthday suit. The sun was shinning bright that day… uselessly, I might add.
All that meteorological confusion is gone now. No more of your trickery, Sun. I don’t have to look out the window to guess how it’ll feel. It’s effin freezing out… probably from now on.
I saved this leaf for last, with the hope that all that fiery red might fool you into feeling warm the way the sun always seems to fool me.
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Hi there,
I always enjoy looking at your picture, but I think I have as much fun reading your comments.
Hope you have nice Holidays.
Say HI to Nick and your dad.
Michèle from Québec
Oh Michéle, I was literally just talking about you to Nick! I was going to email you because I’m super jealous of your upcoming trip back to paradise =P and I was wondering if you’ve left yet. I was saying how much I wish I could just skip on over to Antigua for a week or two to visit with you. I can’t wait to hear about your experience with all the Easter festivities that you will be experiencing!
Thanks so much for always looking at my photos and reading my little stories, it means so much to me that you enjoy it. XOXO