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stoopbeckTonight there was a storm. I was in class, listening to people voice opinions on nature from the sublime to the ridiculous [if you're in that class with me, of course yours was one of the sublime ones...], listening to the rain beat itself against the windows...
And then it happened. The light outside began to grow, as the inside lighting dimmed. We sat for a second in complete darknes as the most spectacular bit of lightning turned the outside sky to silver. Totally, TOTALLY awesome.
And then it happened. The light outside began to grow, as the inside lighting dimmed. We sat for a second in complete darknes as the most spectacular bit of lightning turned the outside sky to silver. Totally, TOTALLY awesome.
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Date: 2005-01-14 05:20 pm (UTC)no subject
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Date: 2005-01-17 03:43 am (UTC)Also, it is thundering here now. If it's going to storm it needs to do so already rather than just keep threatening.
Also, I am going immediately to live in Corfu to study animals with Gerry and Theodore. You are most welcome to come with.
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Date: 2005-01-17 07:08 am (UTC)And really. If it's gonna rain, it should just RAIN already. It's like having to sneeze but not being able to. Gah.