Mind Changing.

It is amazing how our viewpoints can drastically change in such a short amount of time. We can have our mind completely made up about a subject, but then if you change one factor, or adjust one element, we can make a total about-face in our thinking.

The last thing I wrote was about how it had been snowing so much, making me anxious to go outside. I wanted to go out, even if that meant braving the blustery cold air. For weeks and weeks the main topic of discussion everywhere was the snow, the cold, the ice... But now it is April, the snow is all melted, the flowers and trees are blooming and bursting with color, and its warm!

Oh man... It was so hot today... There was no air conditioning in my office and all day I watched the thermometer going up and up as my office became more and more humid and stifling.

Oy... See what I mean? You know you've done it too.

Cabin Fever

Snow is beautiful. In the air, on the ground, i love it. I have long since said that one of my favorite sounds is the sound of snow falling, when it is so peaceful and quiet that you can hear such a soft sound.

However.... When you've been buried under so much snow and ice that you can't recall how long it has been or even what day it is, it is then that the snow is no longer so pretty in my eyes.

When I've scarcely been able to get my poor car out of our street, not that anything is open to go to anyways, and when my own front porch is so slippery that it threatens my life, this is how I begin to feel:



Slowly but surely the snow is beginning to melt and I am able to greet the world outside beyond the eyesight of my kitchen windows once again.