Here comes the sun
Oct. 13th, 2005 05:39 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mhuzzellTo reassure those who were worried about me (and, I suppose, certain fairweather friends who probably don't read this anyway *cough*), I'm not feeling as crap as I was earlier. Not anywhere near.
It's really eerie how often my mood seems to mirror the weather. It finally stopped raining yesterday evening, and hasn't started up again. I still have yet to actually see the sun, but by this afternoon you could see the little bright spot penetrating the clouds, and there were even patches of blue in the eastern sky.
So. Today. It was a lot like the weather, actually. It started out overcast, but bright. I had a pleasant breakfast with Marianne, Jonni and Steph, but then I accidentally took the wrong folder to my first lecture. It was okay, though, because there was a handout and I could take notes on that. But then the amazing thing: I was actually on time to my Modern History lecture (which almost never happens, because it follows Philosophy and is all the way across town). Even better, the lecture was actually good, and I actually managed to take comprehensive notes.
I saw a chestnut tree on my way back from town today. It's in the park, on the side I don't walk through to get places. It made me all contemplative about trees and plant epidemics and life cycles and such, and then I started looking up nut trees on the internet. I ought to get some work done now.
It's really eerie how often my mood seems to mirror the weather. It finally stopped raining yesterday evening, and hasn't started up again. I still have yet to actually see the sun, but by this afternoon you could see the little bright spot penetrating the clouds, and there were even patches of blue in the eastern sky.
So. Today. It was a lot like the weather, actually. It started out overcast, but bright. I had a pleasant breakfast with Marianne, Jonni and Steph, but then I accidentally took the wrong folder to my first lecture. It was okay, though, because there was a handout and I could take notes on that. But then the amazing thing: I was actually on time to my Modern History lecture (which almost never happens, because it follows Philosophy and is all the way across town). Even better, the lecture was actually good, and I actually managed to take comprehensive notes.
I saw a chestnut tree on my way back from town today. It's in the park, on the side I don't walk through to get places. It made me all contemplative about trees and plant epidemics and life cycles and such, and then I started looking up nut trees on the internet. I ought to get some work done now.
