Sunday December 19, 2004
Summer in December
If you can have Christmas in July, why can’t you have summer in December?
It’s in the mid-70s here today, in the middle of December. Can you feel the Christmas spirit?! To get in the proper mood, I’m hoping to catch the Christmas lights trolley tour…that should be really neat!
Anyway though, since I already finished my latest book from the library (in MUCH less time than Mansfield Park!), I decided to take this opportunity to get some more sunshine and reading material. I got 3 more books, so let’s see how long those last me—could be a month, could be a year! I will say though that walking around during the winter in a tank top is my idea of a great day. :)
I love the sunshine and warm weather. Too bad I know it can’t last…
Posted at 2:55 PM |
I’ve never had a winter Christmas. Would gladly swap just once. :)
1 | Posted by: Raena on December 19, 2004 @ 6:56 PMHehe Raena, I can’t say that I’ve really had a “winter” Christmas either. I know that it’s summer where you’re at, but honestly it feels like summer here too!
I’ve never had a white Christmas. I’m surrounded by sunshine and palm trees! The closest we get is maybe some coldish weather and rain, but there is no rain in sight this week.
I guess we both have to swap with someone else! :)
2 | Posted by: Jennifer
on December 20, 2004 @ 8:27 AM
Oh, an I wish I had a “summer” (or at least spring) Christmas once. It’s freezing cold over here. A little bit of snow (but LOTS to follow the next days) and I’m yearning for warmth and sun. :-(
Well…you always want what you can’t get, right?
Next year, I’m off to Gran Canaria this time of the year….
3 | Posted by: Franz on December 20, 2004 @ 9:19 AMHehe I wouldn’t mind visiting the snow for one Christmas, but I really don’t know how you live in it! I guess we’re spoiled over here. I’m sure your trip next year will be quite lovely and a nice, welcome change of climate. :)
4 | Posted by: Jennifer on December 20, 2004 @ 9:55 AM
