*18. Dance our asses off to some bluegrass. *19. See the Avett Bros and Mumford & Sons whenever they are in the state. *20. Get all dressed up and go to the symphony, or opera, or something like it.
I choose symphony. Dressing up will require a little warmer weather, though. Hard to dress up wearing snow boots and 6 layers. ):
I hear it's supposed to be in the 60's this week though... yay!
I'm a different person in the summertime... as in, I feel a million times more liberated, spontaneous, think more, do more, live more..... I flourish. It's ridiculous. It's always strange to meet new people in the winter, because as I'm wearing layers of clothes I also sometimes feel like I'm wearing layers of selves....... underneath which the real me is just yearning for the summer
My old apartment in asheville didn't have A/C... and sometimes it was sweltering, but what i loved most about that was being able to hear the world outside, my neighborhood was lively, as in, there was a swimming pool right up the street. I heard kids laughing and playing every morning waking up..... people took walks up and down my street with their dogs..... runners.. bikers.... loved hearing it all. I felt connected to my community just by leaving the windows open.
I choose symphony. Dressing up will require a little warmer weather, though. Hard to dress up wearing snow boots and 6 layers. ):
ReplyDeleteI hear it's supposed to be in the 60's this week though... yay!
I'm a different person in the summertime... as in, I feel a million times more liberated, spontaneous, think more, do more, live more..... I flourish. It's ridiculous. It's always strange to meet new people in the winter, because as I'm wearing layers of clothes I also sometimes feel like I'm wearing layers of selves....... underneath which the real me is just yearning for the summer
I don't like wearing shoes
ReplyDeleteI've told you before.. I like dresses .. sundresses
ReplyDeleteLive music on patios
ReplyDeleteBlankets in the grass
ReplyDeleteopen windows.
ReplyDeleteMy old apartment in asheville didn't have A/C... and sometimes it was sweltering, but what i loved most about that was being able to hear the world outside, my neighborhood was lively, as in, there was a swimming pool right up the street. I heard kids laughing and playing every morning waking up..... people took walks up and down my street with their dogs..... runners.. bikers.... loved hearing it all. I felt connected to my community just by leaving the windows open.
swimming.
ReplyDelete(I don't know where this is all coming from, but I am feeling it right now.)
ReplyDeleteswinging on the swings at a playground...... pretending i'm a kid again
ReplyDeleteHoneysuckle...that smell. reminds my of my backyard when I was a kid.... I used to pull the honeysuckle strings out of the flower and eat the "honey"
ReplyDeleteNight time hiking
ReplyDelete...and... back to my midterm.
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