It's so ugly, and so beautifully so. Here's a look at a dirty snow pile, and a partial downtown Akron skyline this morning. My son and I were hanging around on the roof of a parking deck taking some pictures. We do that once in a while. Next week is spring break, and it's going to be kind of a different one since I'll have the kids home for a lot of it, but that's cool. The weather lately has been spectacular. The icicles have left the premises. I know it will snow again, and I don't care, but my hyacinths do. They never learn.
09 March 2010
Dirty snow.
It's so ugly, and so beautifully so. Here's a look at a dirty snow pile, and a partial downtown Akron skyline this morning. My son and I were hanging around on the roof of a parking deck taking some pictures. We do that once in a while. Next week is spring break, and it's going to be kind of a different one since I'll have the kids home for a lot of it, but that's cool. The weather lately has been spectacular. The icicles have left the premises. I know it will snow again, and I don't care, but my hyacinths do. They never learn.
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I think our hyacinths are related.
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