We had to change all our clocks today, as Sweden has just gone off Summer Time, a week before the US goes off of Daylight Savings Time. This time change is the one we always used to like, because for a day, it felt like a stolen hour, like getting away with some sort of minor indulgence, with no consequences. In Michigan, Joe and I would look at each other and laugh, and say things like "Can you believe it's only noon? haha!"
This year is different. Today over lunch, we looked at each other, then outside at the grismal day, and I sighed and said "I can't believe it's only noon." Joe agreed and added that this time change is too bad, as it makes it feel like there's an extra hour in the day.
As I write this, it's about 4:40pm, and it's quite dark outside. Clearly there's only one thing to do: make chocolate chip cookies. If that doesn't cheer us up, nothing can!
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ReplyDeleteWe get this programming a few times a week. They have a portable kitchen and make Scandinavian dishes on glaciers, tops of fjords, dried cod warehouses, sail ships, beaches, longhouses. All very sparkling and fun. They allege the programming will be available on the net.
We all congratulate on the occasion of your zoot dueling scar.
Pierces