unpromising
Aug. 31st, 2012 01:16 amBloody weather. It's now turned cool enough that I'm sitting here with a shawl round my shoulders, and several people at work today were wearing cardigans.
It's particularly galling when I compare it to my memories of this time last year. When I went to the Great Northern Quilt Show then, it was a beautifully sunny day at the beginning of September, and I had a nice stroll between the bus stop and the show location, thinking happy thoughts about the lovely weather and the glorious sun and the nicely cooling breeze. I have the impression that this year (on Saturday) I'll be lucky if I get to have happy thoughts about the grey cloudy sky and how nice it is that it's not raining. If it is actively raining, a taxi may be indicated. (The quilt show is in a large area called the Great Yorkshire Show Grounds, which has a number of roofed pavilions for inside exhibits, and a lot of open ground for outside exhibits: getting to the specific roofed pavilion where the quilt show is being held may require a certain amount of travel over the open ground where it is not being held, so to speak. There are proper roads which criss-cross the area: unfortunately, the bus route does not.)
But then . . . quilt show. (rubs hands together)
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I don’t want you to agree with me; I want you to use your misplaced acorn of a brain before the squirrel comes looking for it again.
-- Red Seas Under Red Skies, Scott Lynch
It's particularly galling when I compare it to my memories of this time last year. When I went to the Great Northern Quilt Show then, it was a beautifully sunny day at the beginning of September, and I had a nice stroll between the bus stop and the show location, thinking happy thoughts about the lovely weather and the glorious sun and the nicely cooling breeze. I have the impression that this year (on Saturday) I'll be lucky if I get to have happy thoughts about the grey cloudy sky and how nice it is that it's not raining. If it is actively raining, a taxi may be indicated. (The quilt show is in a large area called the Great Yorkshire Show Grounds, which has a number of roofed pavilions for inside exhibits, and a lot of open ground for outside exhibits: getting to the specific roofed pavilion where the quilt show is being held may require a certain amount of travel over the open ground where it is not being held, so to speak. There are proper roads which criss-cross the area: unfortunately, the bus route does not.)
But then . . . quilt show. (rubs hands together)
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I don’t want you to agree with me; I want you to use your misplaced acorn of a brain before the squirrel comes looking for it again.
-- Red Seas Under Red Skies, Scott Lynch
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Date: 2012-09-01 07:19 pm (UTC)Enjoy the quilt show!
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