I know this is supposed to happen, but really...

[mcroft]

Tomorrow night's forecast low of 42 seems a bit much. I really was hoping to move before it got cold.

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[tryslora]

Yesterday morning when I left the house at 7am, it was 65. This morning when I left the house at the same time it was 45 and I wore a jacket for the first time this fall.

I think tonight I bring my herbs inside.

And somedays I wish we had a little bit less of a steep downgrade from summer into COLD.

[lintra.livejournal.com]

eep, herbs, gotta do that tonight.

Tomorrow will be my first jacket day. Tonight, the windows get closed.

No spring or fall anymore, just summer and winter.

[tryslora]

The irony of it is, we're still running the AC. The main one is just on fan, but the little one in our bedroom is actually cooling. Because we have only one openable window and if I have it open at night the d*mned crickets keep me awake. Plus allergies. And the room holds heat SO well that we weren't able to sleep. Sad, huh?

[faespinner.livejournal.com]

My air has been running too. The house gets downright hot without it. This morning though, I did shut it down and open windows. It's supposed to get realitvely warm again this afternoon though so we'll see if I make it through the day without it...

Sad? Yes. But I *like* things at a pretty constant temperature... What can I say?

You could always come home

[hsapiens.livejournal.com]

We have plenty of heat down here for you.

I'm wearing a sweatshirt.

[mtfierce.livejournal.com]

...but nothing underneath it save a bra.

So I'm prepared either way the weather wants. Hah! [shakes fist at sky]

[arrefmak.livejournal.com]

The cold breezes off the Atlantic were a song in my blood.

[la-directora.livejournal.com]

Okay, I thought the sudden cold was just because I had flown 2000 miles away. (It was startlingly chilly when I got off the plane in Kansas tonight.) I'm actually pleased to hear it's coming to New York, since I kind of liked it. But I hope for your sake it STAYS RIGHT THERE for a bit, and doesn't get colder.