WHAT THE HELL HOUSTON? IT IS NOT SUPPOSED TO SNOW HERE! AND ESPECIALLY NOT AT THE END OF FEBRUARY!

Also: Olympics have taken over my life*. The End.

* it's a really good thing they're only on every 2 years, because otherwise I might die. I get into things I've never heard of before, like curling. Or, during the Beijing Olympics, speedwalking.

Y'all!

I'm feeling a little left out of this "Monster Snowstorm" business that's been going on the past few days. I mean, I look all around my flist (and the news and Internet news), and everyone is all "SNOW!" or "SNOW :DDD" or "SNOW DDD:" and all I can say is "COLD! WIND! LOTS OF SUNSHINE!" and that does not have the same effect. D:

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I swear to God, my parents just said they were going to "hunker down" because of the hurricane.

Hunker Down.

They have never used that phrase before in their lives. I don't know whether to be proud or scared.

*is somewhat worried about the whole hurricane thing, given that said parents live in Houston and are refusing to leave*

*meeeep!*

It is more dark outside right now than it was when I woke up at 6:15 a.m. WE DO NOT LIVE IN THE NORTH POLE, THE LAND OF ETERNAL NIGHT TIME, OKAY??

/is annoyed.

It's that time of the year, I guess.

What's going on outside:


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STILL ALIVE ( Read more... )

OK, let's recap for a moment. It's April. In Texas. Now, when you normally think of April in Texas, you think of, oh, hottish weather bordering on OMGHOT. Rain. Trees sending their...reproductive juices every which way (mostly every way that I'm going). You don't, however, think of WINTRY MIXes.1And yet, WINTRY MIX is what we're expecting ( Read more... )

Still alive, and what's more, still dry ( Read more... )

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ZOMG YOU GUYS IT'S SNOWING!! AND NOT ONLY THAT, IT'S STICKING!!111!1@!@#

I know, I shouldn't be excited, it's just snow, and it's not like I've never seen it before. I mean, I lived in the north/midwest for 10 years, and we had 6 months of snow and ice every year. But - that stopped when I came to Texas 12 years ago; I've only seen snow down ( Read more... )