snow dance
Apr. 6th, 2006 01:16 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
filegI was still awake when Jim's alarm went off this morning, so I stayed up to be with him until he left for work.
When it comes to mornings, I am a sleeper - if I have to be somewhere, I can do that, but I sleep till the last second, get up and dressed, and drink a protein shake in the car. Jim is a putterer - he pokes one of the computers, reads manga in the bath, rounds up things that need to be done that day.
Today he popped a disc he made for someone into the dvd player and turned it on to make sure it worked before packing it. We have a logitech universal remote, so my brain took in only that he was pointing it toward the tv early in the morning, and supplied me with *checking the weather channel for snow."
Snow, right. It's already hotter here than I like, enough that I am anticipating a too hot summer and herbs in pots that can be stacked on the porch in the shade when necessary. So, I told him this, and he laughed, and I crept off to bed.
He returned during his errand run at lunch time, bringing me a coolada, and told me it had been snowing thick and fast throughout the morning, but it was all gone by the noon...
When it comes to mornings, I am a sleeper - if I have to be somewhere, I can do that, but I sleep till the last second, get up and dressed, and drink a protein shake in the car. Jim is a putterer - he pokes one of the computers, reads manga in the bath, rounds up things that need to be done that day.
Today he popped a disc he made for someone into the dvd player and turned it on to make sure it worked before packing it. We have a logitech universal remote, so my brain took in only that he was pointing it toward the tv early in the morning, and supplied me with *checking the weather channel for snow."
Snow, right. It's already hotter here than I like, enough that I am anticipating a too hot summer and herbs in pots that can be stacked on the porch in the shade when necessary. So, I told him this, and he laughed, and I crept off to bed.
He returned during his errand run at lunch time, bringing me a coolada, and told me it had been snowing thick and fast throughout the morning, but it was all gone by the noon...