![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
conulyPretty much the same as July 4th.
Admittedly, this year we had a really cold and wet Independence Day, but really!
I had to go out *again* yesterday to do some last-last minute Christmas shopping, naturally, and it was interesting to see how people responded to the weather. Some people went around bundled up in coats and scarves, presumably because it's winter, dammit. Other people were wearing t-shirts and shorts.
We broke a record today for Christmas temperatures. All I wanted for Christmas was snow, but instead Santa saw fit to bring me visions of global warming to dance in my head. I know, I know, El Nino, blah blah blah. Even with El Nino, this weather is NOT normal.
Admittedly, this year we had a really cold and wet Independence Day, but really!
I had to go out *again* yesterday to do some last-last minute Christmas shopping, naturally, and it was interesting to see how people responded to the weather. Some people went around bundled up in coats and scarves, presumably because it's winter, dammit. Other people were wearing t-shirts and shorts.
We broke a record today for Christmas temperatures. All I wanted for Christmas was snow, but instead Santa saw fit to bring me visions of global warming to dance in my head. I know, I know, El Nino, blah blah blah. Even with El Nino, this weather is NOT normal.
