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snowflakes and snowflakes
Mar. 28th, 2013 12:02 pmTwo days ago, snowflakes slowly drifted down all day. There weren't a lot of them, and they weren't sticking, but it was enough for me to rant to a friend, "It was snowing this morning here in Nashville. SNOWING. Big, fat flakes of SNOW. We are supposed to be able to plant things outside after Good Friday! This is not right!"
( But yesterday was so warm I sat outside to study )
...And there were snowflakes -- that is, Snowflake amarylli:
In other news, my poem "Schrodinger's Top Hat" has been chosen as a Goodreads finalist; voting is open to members until April 1. Wheeyay!
ETA 7:02 pm: A Geist newsletter just arrived in my in-box, with a link to David Albahari's essay on names, which includes a photograph of a snowdrop -- which is known in Serbian as a "hanging granny" (!).
This entry was originally posted at http://zirconium.dreamwidth.org/47181.html.
( But yesterday was so warm I sat outside to study )
...And there were snowflakes -- that is, Snowflake amarylli:
In other news, my poem "Schrodinger's Top Hat" has been chosen as a Goodreads finalist; voting is open to members until April 1. Wheeyay!
ETA 7:02 pm: A Geist newsletter just arrived in my in-box, with a link to David Albahari's essay on names, which includes a photograph of a snowdrop -- which is known in Serbian as a "hanging granny" (!).
This entry was originally posted at http://zirconium.dreamwidth.org/47181.html.