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Feb. 11th, 2011 04:26 pmToday would be a rather nice day if I lived in a different body. As it is, it's a great day with slow breathing (asthma attack yesterday) and much background pain. Not the end of the world. Not even close to the end of the world. Rather annoying, however and somewhat debilitating.
In other news (or maybe related, since it's about the weather) Yasi is finally ddissippattinngg*. If you look at the radar, there's a band of cloud stretching from here to Darwin. At our end it meets the southern weather and becomes rain. Much rain. Enough rain and all of it with that cool dripping feel so that if I didn't know it was Yasi's last sulks, I would have said it was an early autumn. I suspect my miseries will lift when Yasi's last sulks turn into Yasi's last sigh and she wisps away.
*The spelling is so that consonants don't get upset when I double some and not others. Fairness is important in an unjust world.
In other news (or maybe related, since it's about the weather) Yasi is finally ddissippattinngg*. If you look at the radar, there's a band of cloud stretching from here to Darwin. At our end it meets the southern weather and becomes rain. Much rain. Enough rain and all of it with that cool dripping feel so that if I didn't know it was Yasi's last sulks, I would have said it was an early autumn. I suspect my miseries will lift when Yasi's last sulks turn into Yasi's last sigh and she wisps away.
*The spelling is so that consonants don't get upset when I double some and not others. Fairness is important in an unjust world.