Winter Wonderland
Okay. Must study for the finals. Must write the papers.
Will probably post after December 21st when I'm done with the final exams and papers and such, when I'm in back in good old Asia...
...was meant to be my post a couple of days ago (restored from draft), but I ended up not posting it. Anyways, I was coming back from the library just now, and woah behold- winter wonderland! *sleigh bells ring~ are you listening~* It's really pretty outside!!!
When I made my last post about snow, I was all impressed, merely because I hadn't seen snow for a couple of years. The snow that time was reasonable; pretty and the pathways were walkable. The amount of snow (or should I call it the level of snow?) today is incomparable to the last one.
This is insane! I can't even differentiate between the pedestrian and the road! Even worse, the stairs look like white slanted platforms. Can't tell what I'm stepping on! The feeling of sinking into the snow and brushing snow off my hair and walking along the corridors dripping with snow~ is indeed, quite pleasant, but wow, I have not seen snow like this in my entire life. Not even in Korea. It doesn't snow like this in Korea. Everything on the ground is white, powdery and cold. Literally.
I must admit I'm exhilarated at the moment, but oh gosh it's not gonna be fun walking all the way to the Academic quad tomorrow. I need to take my exam.
Will probably post after December 21st when I'm done with the final exams and papers and such, when I'm in back in good old Asia...
...was meant to be my post a couple of days ago (restored from draft), but I ended up not posting it. Anyways, I was coming back from the library just now, and woah behold- winter wonderland! *sleigh bells ring~ are you listening~* It's really pretty outside!!!
When I made my last post about snow, I was all impressed, merely because I hadn't seen snow for a couple of years. The snow that time was reasonable; pretty and the pathways were walkable. The amount of snow (or should I call it the level of snow?) today is incomparable to the last one.
This is insane! I can't even differentiate between the pedestrian and the road! Even worse, the stairs look like white slanted platforms. Can't tell what I'm stepping on! The feeling of sinking into the snow and brushing snow off my hair and walking along the corridors dripping with snow~ is indeed, quite pleasant, but wow, I have not seen snow like this in my entire life. Not even in Korea. It doesn't snow like this in Korea. Everything on the ground is white, powdery and cold. Literally.
I must admit I'm exhilarated at the moment, but oh gosh it's not gonna be fun walking all the way to the Academic quad tomorrow. I need to take my exam.