
Give it a few weeks, though, and I'll be overjoyed about thunderstorms and bad weather. Once I've become accustomed to warm weather, a day of storms feels like playing hooky. If it's warm and sunny, I should be outside running or walking, or making myself enjoy the sunshine. No matter if I'm tired or have a million things to do indoors.
So, at that point, a stormy day means I get free time from the demands that warm weather places on those of us who see too little of it. It frees me from the guilt of not enjoying it. I can happily curl up with a good book (for some reason, I always want a murder mystery on stormy days) and a mug of tea and enjoy the sound of rain lashing the windows. If I'm really lucky, maybe the power would go out overnight and my alarm clock would get turned off.
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We had one of those stormy-sunny-wacky days. I went for a drizzle-jog after the gym. My flippies made their emergence from the closet this weekend, only to burrow away again for the snow we're getting today.
It was nice to go home and open the windows though.
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