Oh, goody, it's snowing

I know it's not officially spring yet, but it was over 70 last weekend, and now... now it's snowing. I understand winter has its place, I like winter - to an extent. But I really, really, really wish this place would pick a season and stick to it. :(

(Random fun fact: the greatest temperature fluctuation I've experienced since living here was a day when it almost topped 80, and by late that night - just after midnight - the temperature had plummeted to around 20 with a wind chill around 0. Fun times, fun times.)

Time, it's not slipping... into the future

It's amazing, time seems to be passing slowly, and yet I'm still not getting as much done as I need to. Ugh. I love the envelope-stuffing portion of my job! Over 400 letters going out, yay. (and there was much rejoicing)

I need to find someone to go pseudo-antique shopping with. That is to say, spending hours someplace like Mass St. Antiques downtown looking for bargains. :) I've been in the mood to do that for ages. Not that I need more stuff, but who can resist the siren call of a good deal? And I do feel shop-y (I know, how girly of me!).

I ate too much at lunch for the second day in a row. I went out with a friend of mine who's been laid off, and I'm really feeling guilty about complaining about my job - I have one, so... You know. But it still sucks battling paper cuts.

I'd hoped to do a little work out in the yard this weekend, but it doesn't appear the weather will be cooperating. Boo.

Thus ends another pointless update made just because I can. ;)

Even the poor bulbs are confused

It's... wing? sprinter? What's a good combination of winter and spring? Anyway, the poor bulbs are now covered in snow:


(shamelessly adjusted in Photoshop because it's really a grey, dreary day)

I only feel somewhat sorry for them, though, since they are growing up through the sod I had put down last fall. Oh, that's right, you can't just bury plants if they're bulbs, they'll come back! And even though I dug up hundreds and hundreds (no, not an exaggeration!) it seems a missed a few dozen. And, of course, they keep multiplying. *le sigh* As soon as the weather warms up I guess I have to go out there and dig them up. :/