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feeling: bored, anxious, dreading
listening to: Dir en Grey - Gyakujou Tannou Keloid Milk
More Silfy-inspired goodness here ~_^
Which Dir en grey member are you?
Dir in Grey is a quite cool J-rock band. Yes. They're pretty! *giggle* Oh, and referring to my last blog... Mana is a member of Malice Mizer, another J-rock band. Or they used to be a band *sniffle* Mana is... prettier than a lot of women are, and he's a doode. XD Gotta love it.
I don't really have anything to say... except that it's really nice out today. ^^ Ick, it was like, 10 below a couple days ago, and today it's in the 50s, maybe 60-ish, and sunny even. It's windy though. I hate wind. Except when it's reeeeally hot out, and even then I'm not fond of it. Anyway, yeah... it is 70 degrees warmer outside now than it was two days ago. I HATE mid-Ohio spring weather. Every single day of the year (except maybe a month's worth) should be 70-75 degrees, sunny, and with winds no stronger than 5 mph (except like, on oceans and such) and of no greater frequency than a few minutes per hour, and it should NOT constantly change direction, nor should it blow in more than one direction at once. *glares outside at swaying trees* And it should ONLY rain at night, and either very lightly or only twice per week, just enough to keep stuff alive, not enough to flood. And not ALL night... say around 10 p.m. or after 4 a.m., so there's still plenty of time to see stars. There may be no more than 10 days of unusually cold weather in winter (like, around 30), and all days that decide to be colder than 32 should supply plenty of snow. 3 days per year may be set aside for extreme ice/blizzard conditions, and I mean EXTREME as in everybody has to stay home and chill (pun not intended) with the family and such, no exceptions. These days should be announced at least one week ahead of time, however. Also, there may be up to 10 days in mid/late summer which exceed 80 degrees, and all of those days are permitted to include SLIGHTLY stronger breezes. 3 of those days may exceed 90 degrees, and as with the winter extreme days, they should be announced at least one week ahead of time. The only exceptions to these regulations should be those places which experience extremes of temperature anyway - deserts, Siberia, Antarctica, rainforests, Africa, oceans (except NO tropical storms whatsoever), places where few or no people live, and the like. Gotta keep nature on its course, after all. :Þ Well, hey, some animals and plants NEED it to be around certain temperatures to survive, but in most areas of the world life is pretty flexible, and 70-75 is just as nice for a coyote as it is for a human, ne?
See, they should make me a... um, never mind.
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dragged from Becky's stream of consciousness at 3/06/2002 03:31:00 PM
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