Melting
Most definitely not snowed in; but the last two nights, walking has been perilous due to the ice. There are too few English terms for the different slicknesses I’ve encountered.
Today, though, we’ve had lightning flashes and thick rain. The snow mounds — formerly tall as houses, hard as marble — are greatly reduced.
(Will corpses be revealed, I wonder?)
If we’re lucky, the water won’t refreeze; the air will remain warm until the fluid has all trickled away. Meanwhile our yard is a slushy swamp, impassable in canvas shoes.
The male Sabby has sent me this beautiful thing.
Today, though, we’ve had lightning flashes and thick rain. The snow mounds — formerly tall as houses, hard as marble — are greatly reduced.
(Will corpses be revealed, I wonder?)
If we’re lucky, the water won’t refreeze; the air will remain warm until the fluid has all trickled away. Meanwhile our yard is a slushy swamp, impassable in canvas shoes.
The male Sabby has sent me this beautiful thing.
The female has been nagging at me to continue applying, belatedly, for health insurance:
two Facebook messages;
one text message;
one email;
one e-card;
one postcard.
It’s so touching, I almost hate to do it.