I stepped outside of Satterfield between classes today. The air was thick, chilly, and wind whipped across the bland facade of the building. I walked to the end of a long sidewalk, between Satterfield and Bowman, and as I reachedthe end of it, the atmosphere grew electric. Then the snow came, after weeks of dormancy. Winter sprung like a pissed off old man, hurling frigid ice and ill will , chastising us for our optimism.
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I really like the winter chastising us for our optimism. Not technically of coure, when I saw the snow yesterday my heart was filled with an urge to kick small children in the kneecaps, but that's still a pretty turn of phrase.
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