This picture from what's happening in some part of Japan is just impossibly beautiful to me right now; I'm missing the snow in a bad way. If this happened here, it'd probably mean school would last until July, but a guy can dream can't he? It looks like a happier version of a flood or tsunami: slowly accumulating, pretty, fun. Think of the igloos I could build.
Sunday, January 08, 2006
Here is a perfect day for you
This picture from what's happening in some part of Japan is just impossibly beautiful to me right now; I'm missing the snow in a bad way. If this happened here, it'd probably mean school would last until July, but a guy can dream can't he? It looks like a happier version of a flood or tsunami: slowly accumulating, pretty, fun. Think of the igloos I could build.
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True, the fun would be great, but eventually turn into a flood once it all melts, like what happened here in Fort Wayne in the 70's. So the fun doesn't last too long.
Yeah, I guess so. In the picture, though, it looks so nice that I like to believe that it will never melt. Looking at it, I can almost believe that it's a tiny diorama built by a 9 year old for her, I dunno, her "weather" class at school.
I actually saw video of this Japanese town on TV tonight. People were up on their roofs shovelling off the snow. I guess that's pretty important if you want to keep your roof from collapsing. Can you imagine if we had to do that every time it snowed? I guess it would be kind of fun.
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