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is underrated.
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there's a stigma that it's boring, when in reality, the weather = nature, which is the least boring thing.
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i would have been a meteorologist if i'd followed my dreams.
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It isn't boring, especially when the weather is affecting your life in some way, for good or bad, and you want to talk about it.
I guess it's boring when it's the perfunctory "It's a nice/miserable day, isn't it?" (Actually, if someone said "IT IS A NICE SLASH MISERABLE DAY" that would kind of make my day.)
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complaining about the weather can be boring SLASH tired: "i am not wearing any pants and it's snowing and i am cold and this is the weather's fault."
but contemplating the strangeness of a winter storm with ice pellets in spring is not boring.
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e_o_i talks about the weather
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I'm just curious, around where are you? I think we're supposed to get some snow or something in Montreal in two days.
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toronto.
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For some reason (no reason?) I thought you were in BC. I don't know why. :)
There is snow on the ground this morning, and little bits of ice are currently falling from the sky.
Weirder, though, was the hailstorm in July a couple of years ago (when I worked at a summer camp north of Ottawa - good thing we were inside for lunch).
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weirness indeed.
and it's possible you were thinking of mon/nom? she's a BC dweller :)
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yep. weirness!
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it "feels like" 111 degrees (that's 44 celsius) in toronto right now. i enjoy talking about this and dispelling "cold canada" stereotypes.
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it's been raining steady for five daystraight. Looks like a two day break Monday and Tuesday the back to rain. It's beautiful and we need it, but it's very very very wet. Goa is still a little unsure of it. The rain flows down all the hills into the river which is finally a moving body of water.
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he asked how i was doing.
"pretty good," i said. "though i'd be a little better if it would cool down a bit."
"just wait," he said. "our weather is so unpredictable, tomorrow is bound to be completely different from today."
he was right. yesterday i was slathered in sunscreen and wearing shorts. this morning i needed pants and long sleeves.
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what's it to you?
who
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blather
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