Today’s weather was definitely a “Swoosh.” Not a “Woosh,” but not quite a “Kaswoosh” either.
It has been quite windy in Eau Claire the last few days, as well as the upper Midwest in general. Yesterday, I felt it in our car ride to the Twin Cities, and this was evident in the fact that my gas mileage was significantly better on the return ride (with the wind) than on the outbound (against the wind).
How I love relativity of weather. The autumnal and vernal seasons in the Midwestern United States exemplify the meaning of relativity. So, let me tell a few brief stories!
In the last few years, my “summer” break has started in May. When I was in graduate school, the semester ran through the beginning of June, and I didn’t really have a “vacation” then either.
However, there has been a common theme with “early” summer days (not necessarily the first day post-work) these last three years.
I’d like to first acknowledge seeing this prompt from one of my favo(u)rite bloggers, Alienora. Obviously, I will have a different take on the prompt, even if maybe I am frigid in that sense…
Well, I’m raw for sure, regardless of whether I’m frigid or not. OK! Moving on.
Today’s post is just a compilation of some random thoughts that I have had over the last few days, with no real rhyme or reason to them.
Nevertheless, let’s see what sorts of patterns might emerge anyway!
Never A Worry 