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Published on March 7, 2008 By crimson In Blogging

For well you know that it's a fool,
Who plays it cool,
By making his world a little colder.

Every day is the same, except for a few more centimetres of snow.  A winter wonderland always sounds so delightful to those who rarely see snow, and not the daily drudge of the slush, salt, and icy paths that accompany it. There's so many pluses about winter, but right now, all I can see is the negative about it.

I wish it was spring; nothing like gentle breezes and love in the air. For some odd reason it's easier for me to fall for someone when it's warm, and a dayful of promise.  Even easier to walk home, hand-in-hand, flirting with breathy words and whispers. I'm more apt to take a chance, which is interesting. I don't know why, but winter is a time for mulling, rethinking conversations, and taking mental pictures of every tiny detail. In the spring, it's a bit like the fast-forward button. No time, no interest in pondering; just a time to fling my arms in the air and let go of everything, including basic commonsense and heart protection.

I ignore him, yet I know he knows I'm there.  It's beyond pathetic; forget about speaking to him, I can't even look him straight in the eye.  I hope he knows that I'm just a fool, rather than someone who's changed her mind. I haven't, but mygod, I'm out of my league.  Better to go back to silly boys who I don't really give a shit about than to actually be interested in someone who might actually be challenging, creative, and intriguing.

Shit, though. The stupid thing about crushes is not even knowing if any of the adjectives I apply to him, really do indeed apply. I don't know the first thing about him. I'm know he doesn't know much about me.

Yep, its another one of the same-old-same-old articles that I write.  At least you're spared my drunken blogging, endless ranting of work dissatisfaction, and self-obesessed notations of physical wellbeing. I'm running on empty now, for sure.


Comments
on Mar 08, 2008
You're always a joy to read, Nicky. You have such a way with words. Haha, I'm so lame and cliche!

I am not yet used to snow again (and maybe I won't be for a while since it doesn't come often in this particular place), so it is still exciting and romantic and fun to me.

I love the change of seasons, and I missed that in Hawaii (although I miss Hawaii more than I miss the change of seasons now that I'm gone!).

That feeling of infatuation and mystery just can't be beat! Why spoil it?
on Mar 08, 2008

Sometimes...people overthink things way too much.

~Zoo

on Mar 08, 2008
You're always a joy to read, Nicky. You have such a way with words.


I couldn't agree more, Nicky. And no, even though I rarely see snow, I don't see anything good in winter.
on Mar 08, 2008

Winter is wonderful but only for 3 months at a time! I do agree with whip though, go after that man!

P.S. It is always good to read you.

on Mar 08, 2008

Appreciate today for what it is, for tomorrow we may not be here.

on Mar 10, 2008
A winter wonderland always sounds so delightful to those who rarely see snow, and not the daily drudge of the slush, salt, and icy paths that accompany it

It's funny how snow has changed for me. I used to love it. Sledding, making snowmen and having snowball fights. I didn't even mind driving in it. Shit now I can't stand driving in it and I'll be damn if I'm going sledding for hours again.   

For well you know that it's a fool,
Who plays it cool,
By making his world a little colder.

Whoever wrote that must know me.   
on Mar 10, 2008
I guess I'm one of those who enjoy the idea of a winter wonderland as I've only ever seen snow three times in my life (the last time in the last 6 months when I actually stayed for a few days in the snow).

Don't waste your time on those silly boys, Nic. Go for the man who intrigues you. It might take a little longer to get him but it will be worth it.

Chris,

Whoever wrote that must know me.


I hope Nic doesn't mind me saying this but the lyrics are from one of my favourite Beatles songs "Hey Jude", just in case you really didn't know.
on Mar 10, 2008
Mark,
I hope Nic doesn't mind me saying this but the lyrics are from one of my favourite Beatles songs "Hey Jude", just in case you really didn't know.

Yeah I know, mate. I was just trying to make a point on my foolish youth.