Tom
Istar
Psh, responsibilities are for losers. If I can pretend I don't have any they don't exist.
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Garren Jacobsen
Auror
My one-year-old tries this when she is hiding. I don't think it works.
DragonOfTheAerie
Vala
I can't seem to physically corral them all into my head at once.
Garren Jacobsen
Auror
Well duuuuuuuh, responsibilities are clearly metaphysical. Gotta metaphysically do so. Silly dragon.
Tom
Istar
That's why I write extensive lists of everything I have to do...it's the only way.
DragonOfTheAerie
Vala
Damn. Gotta astral project now. *procrastinates that too*
DragonOfTheAerie
Vala
I have several different ones lying around. I try my best. But you're talking to someone who has to set a phone reminder to remind her to eat during the day.
Garren Jacobsen
Auror
Burn the lists. Only way to be free of them.
The World Cup is seriously cutting into my writing time. -_-
TheCrystallineEntity
Istar
It's raining like crazy outside.
Which made me envision rain falling in different colors, falling up or sideways, or maybe just drifting around in circles. As long as it's not raining like crazy inside, it's all good!
<insert comment about typical Irish weather here>
Except today. There's not a cloud in the sky.
I'm just back from two weeks in Scotland, where the weather is much the same as in Ireland, only more Presbyterian. ;-)
Tom
Istar
Buffalo has been chilly and wet so far this summer. I'm starting to think that all the Irish immigrants who settled here (including my ancestors) brought their homeland's weather with them.
Well, hell. It's been in the 80's and 90's here in Wenatchee. Yesterday & today it's been cooler. Definitely pays to live in one of the driest spots in the country and I'm surely not missing in rainy cold Alaska or the Olympic Peninsula.
DragonOfTheAerie
Vala
Here it has been pouring for three days.
Hey, Chessie! I just drove past, day before yesterday, coming home from Seattle to Kuna, Idaho. Pretty dry over here, too, in the middle of the Great American Desert.
Seattle. Ugh. *shudders*
I hear Idaho is pretty amazing. We almost moved there before we found Chelan.
We had a Yellow weather alert the other day, for temperatures up to 27 C (80f). It's very warm for Ireland.
I hear Idaho is pretty amazing. We almost moved there before we found Chelan.
As with all Western states, it's so big that there's much variety. Northern Idaho is much like around Wenatchee--fir and pine, scattered lakes, plenty of snow in the winter. Southern Idaho, otoh, is desert. Yeah, the Sawtooths are dramatic, but mostly it's a thin layer of soil over basalt and sagebrush for days. This is disguised somewhat by the flow of big rivers--the Salmon, Boise, Payette, and most of all the Snake, which spawns a network of canals and attendant farms. Get five feet beyond the reach of water, and it's back to sagebrush and rattlesnakes. Go a thousand miles south and it looks exactly the same.
