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[out_there]

Have I mentioned how much I love Daylight Savings being over? Look, I'm up before 7am and there's *natural* *light*! Isn't it great?!

(I mean, yes, it's Melbourne so it's overcast and rainy, and the natural light is pretty dull, but still! Light!)

It's the universe's way of reassuring me that it isn't still midnight. *g*

ETA: Now it's pouring down. *sigh* Where the hell's my umbrella?

ETA2: I forgot what I went online this morning to post. *laughs*

Happy Birthday alasen!

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[sangerin.livejournal.com]

yes, it's Melbourne so it's overcast and rainy, and the natural light is pretty dull, but still! Light!

It won't last. *sighs at the thought of Melbourne winter*

[out-there.livejournal.com]

*pokes out tongue*

Bring on the silvery overcast days, when that shadows are hazy and the light seems to come from all directions. Bring me the days when my city looks like something out of a black and white film, all shades of grey.

(Just make sure I'm inside, warm and cosy when they arrive. *g*)

[sangerin.livejournal.com]

*g*

And the fewer days I have to stand on the tram with ten people's umbrellas dripping on my feet, and the rain coming in a window that simply won't shut, the happier I'll be.

Meanwhile, if "Lawyer Kindergarten" could decide whether they intend to boil us or freeze us...

[out-there.livejournal.com]

Hee! I like the icon. *g*

For me, it always comes down to a comparison between Melbourne and Canberra winters. Regardless of how wet Melbourne winters may be, it's never as bad as the blue skies and *icy* cold of Canberra. I'd rather carry an umbrella than a big coat, a scarf, gloves *and* a beanie. *g*