It is ludicrously warm here for November 1rst: 15 degrees Celsius. I wore jeans and a corduroy blazer to school today. November! Need I mention past Novembers, where you bundle up against the chill and tuck your ears into your scarf, huddling against the wind and the smell of snow on the air? There are supposed to be copious rains turning the leaves to brown mush in the streets, and indoor coffee klatches, and dreams of next spring. Not this! Everyone else is saying how nice it is--not me! I prefer my seasons well delineated, not all over the place, fall acting like summer when it feels like it, winter refusing to snow. It's strange, frankly, to look out across the river and the view from campus and see a summery haze in the air, on November first. I don't like it.
Anyone else's thoughts on seasons? Weather patterns? Global warming? No judgements here! Bring it out...
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I'm a 27 year old Canadian woman. I grew up on Cape Breton Island, although my parents and their families are from Quebec and Ohio. Currently I live in Cape Breton, in a small town by the Bras D'Or Lake.
I can make a good soup and tie my own shoes. I've worked as a nanny, a potter's assistant, a shop clerk, and a janitor. I've also worked in a library, and taught computers to seniors. I've travelled to Australia and New Zealand and across Canada by train. I spent two and a half years in university before I left. I like the way the air smells in the Fall.
Since 2002 - this is my blog, a place for me to write about life, what I experience, to share my photography and my writing. I'm glad you're here!
I can make a good soup and tie my own shoes. I've worked as a nanny, a potter's assistant, a shop clerk, and a janitor. I've also worked in a library, and taught computers to seniors. I've travelled to Australia and New Zealand and across Canada by train. I spent two and a half years in university before I left. I like the way the air smells in the Fall.
Since 2002 - this is my blog, a place for me to write about life, what I experience, to share my photography and my writing. I'm glad you're here!
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