Can it be? Five more weeks of classes, and the semester's done?
My newly-planted pansies seem to have made it through the night unfrosted and otherwise unscathed, and this morning I was able to wear my light raincoat instead of the long wool one. None of my coats can be buttoned, so this is wonderfully convenient.
It's kind of cruel that the first day back from Spring Break was also the first day most folks notice how dark it is in the morning now. But at 8:18 it's all sunshine in Akron, OH.
03 April 2006
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All of my jokes are pretty gay, Byf.
How does your garden grow these days?
Your fields of phlox, your gentle lo-ing herds, that kind of stuff.
I can tell you out here in the desert, all we have are the tumbling tumbleweeds, tumbling by.
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