I refuse to call it daylight savings when I lose an hour of sleep. Did you know the time change doesn't actually happen at midnight but after 1:59? Matt Incorvia explained to me why. I don't feel like explaining so if he does he can go right ahead. :)
Yesterday I watched two hawks circling over the Mississippi River while Tori Amos's new song, "Sleeps With Butterflies," played on the radio in my car. It was one of those moments that feels completely choreographed like scene from a movie with the perfect background music. Wish you could have seen it...
When I cleaned my room Friday (I even swept and yes, I know I keep saying that but I'm quite proud of myself) I found gift cards to just about every important establishment in St. Paul: Cub, Target, Best Buy, Blockbuster, Caribou...it was glorious. I should clean more often.
The Easter Bunny brought me some white chocolate in my basket. Now I just have to be careful not to be dumb and hoard it for so long that it goes bad like I usually do when I get good white chocolate. Its just that sometimes the idea of it and the anticipation are just as enjoyable as the consumption itself and I get so caught up in looking forward to eating it that I never quite make it to actually eating it in time. Hmm. I wonder if this could be applied to more practical situations...possibly. Collette, can you think of a white chocolate situation in my life right now? (Notice how I include you in as many posts as possible so I can make your day?)
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Or, instead of typing the whole explanation, I could just point you to where I found it. That would be here.
MJI
I'm still sulking since I had to experience two Daylight losings because Italy has there's one week earlier than we do.
-Cat
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