the new ice age
Mar. 3rd, 2003 04:36 pmJESUS GREAT HEINOUS CHRIST ON A MOTHERFUCKING POGO STICK IS IT EVER FOOKING COLD OUTSIDE!
This is what I get for being so unsympathetic when other people complain about the weather. "Welcome to Canada" I would say, "Or gee, cold weather in winter, who would have imagined it."
I get minus 30 degrees celcius, that's what I get. With the windchill, that's like about a billion degrees below zero. Enough so that it won't seem to stay outside the house and the power company is worried about outages tonight when all the lights flick on. I'm bundled up in a sweater and drinking herbal teas just for the fact that it's hot, and I'm actually considering washing the dishes just to warm up my hands.
Feh.
On the plus side, hauling boxes is planned for later, and that tends to be a very warming activity. And I actually managed to polish off a whole to-do list this afternoon. Done. Gone. >poof<!
Off to start on the next one. I might get to see the surface of my desk this week if I keep up this rate of productivity.
This is what I get for being so unsympathetic when other people complain about the weather. "Welcome to Canada" I would say, "Or gee, cold weather in winter, who would have imagined it."
I get minus 30 degrees celcius, that's what I get. With the windchill, that's like about a billion degrees below zero. Enough so that it won't seem to stay outside the house and the power company is worried about outages tonight when all the lights flick on. I'm bundled up in a sweater and drinking herbal teas just for the fact that it's hot, and I'm actually considering washing the dishes just to warm up my hands.
Feh.
On the plus side, hauling boxes is planned for later, and that tends to be a very warming activity. And I actually managed to polish off a whole to-do list this afternoon. Done. Gone. >poof<!
Off to start on the next one. I might get to see the surface of my desk this week if I keep up this rate of productivity.
You know it's cold when....
Date: 2003-03-03 02:23 pm (UTC)Yup. The pads of the fingers on my left hand have been pins-and-needles all day. Of course, they wouldn't have frozen to the door had the door not been frozen shut and requiring of levering with a shovel to open....
Spring is soon, right?
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Date: 2003-03-03 02:56 pm (UTC)The front of my thighs froze while walking down Bloor street. The muscles actually began to cramp up as they froze. Ew! So I had to pop into Tim Horton's with about 200,000 other people to thaw.
Sheesh!
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Date: 2003-03-03 03:01 pm (UTC)I suggest you all move here.
JV and I will take you in.
:)
We're expecting 4-8 inches tomorrow BLEH
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Date: 2003-03-04 02:24 am (UTC)Now y'all know why I *don't* whinge about the UK weather. (I do whinge about the lack of light, but that's a whole other ball game).
I grew up in the part of Canada where it's -30 to -40 for months on end and if we get really lucky it'll go up to -20 for a few days. For the most part, I found winter in Toronto to be comparatively pleasant.
Add 10 years in the UK, and I don't cope with it quite so well. I think the only thing that stopped me from packing my bags and moving back to TO a couple months ago was people discussing the comparative methods of shovelling snow. That's not something I'm ready to cope with again.
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Date: 2003-03-04 01:57 pm (UTC)You grew up in Montreal then? Or Winnipeg?
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Date: 2003-03-05 01:54 am (UTC)Worse. Regina. But we don't talk about that.
And I've got to admit, sometimes the weather here drives me a bit nuts, but in no way does it make me miss snow.
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Date: 2003-03-04 02:05 pm (UTC)i.
see.
you.