Shiver

We're having another nor'easter storm this week. Nor'easters usually end by April, but we've had two since May 9th. We had one this winter that resulted in a 6-foot snow pile in front of my apartment. That was pretty fun, but now we will get a wussier 4th of July display due to snow removal cost (according to the last news I heard, which may be out of date).

I looked at the 5-day forecast and there is literally no sun in sight. All the pictures are of clouds. I think we should call off life as usual when this is the situation. The worst part is the forecast has looked like this for days, though I did see a little blue yesterday. I feel like it's Olympia, Washington in February--only probably colder. We're not going to hit 50 for a few days. This is just sick. Weeks like this make me think that I could handle owning and driving a car that escorts me past palm tree, palm tree, palm tree, stucco building, palm tree, palm tree, palm tree, stucco building every day. (aka living in California)

I'm going to hop over to Whole Foods to get the rest of the ingredients to make some chili. It's only appropriate, plus I bought half a pound of peppers at Haymarket and don't know what else to do with them. I already made 7 burritos.