Comments on: The Cold http://unspeakableaxe.com/?p=149 Now In 3D Sun, 05 Sep 2010 17:46:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: therambler http://unspeakableaxe.com/?p=149&cpage=1#comment-561 therambler Sun, 24 Feb 2008 06:14:41 +0000 http://unspeakableaxe.com/?p=149#comment-561 I'm a little jealous. I miss snow. I’m a little jealous. I miss snow.

]]> By: Ace http://unspeakableaxe.com/?p=149&cpage=1#comment-560 Ace Sun, 24 Feb 2008 03:41:09 +0000 http://unspeakableaxe.com/?p=149#comment-560 I always wanted a pair of those socks with the batteries. I always wanted a pair of those socks with the batteries.

]]> By: omnivore http://unspeakableaxe.com/?p=149&cpage=1#comment-559 omnivore Sat, 23 Feb 2008 11:07:03 +0000 http://unspeakableaxe.com/?p=149#comment-559 It's taken me years and years of living in the Northeast, uprooted rather suddenly as a toddler from Northern California, but I understand exactly what you mean. There's this thing that happens in the cold when your body rises up to meet the challenges of winter. It makes you vital. I remember riding the train to visit an arts-oriented high school in Natick, MA, and realizing this. I suppose it was at that moment that I accepted my fate as a Yankee. Ultimately, my early childhood experiences and family ties in NoCal coupled with my long residence in the Northeast have left me with bicoastal disorder. But it's a manageable condition. I do have to say, though, that after a few winters in Boston I no longer have any respect for candy-assed New Yorkers and their complaints about the cold. Especially those of you who live within walking distance of the best and most frequently running public transit system in the United States. See, up here in Boston we know how to dress for the weather. Of course, you do look awfully cute in those Chucks. It’s taken me years and years of living in the Northeast, uprooted rather suddenly as a toddler from Northern California, but I understand exactly what you mean. There’s this thing that happens in the cold when your body rises up to meet the challenges of winter. It makes you vital.

I remember riding the train to visit an arts-oriented high school in Natick, MA, and realizing this. I suppose it was at that moment that I accepted my fate as a Yankee.

Ultimately, my early childhood experiences and family ties in NoCal coupled with my long residence in the Northeast have left me with bicoastal disorder. But it’s a manageable condition.

I do have to say, though, that after a few winters in Boston I no longer have any respect for candy-assed New Yorkers and their complaints about the cold. Especially those of you who live within walking distance of the best and most frequently running public transit system in the United States.

See, up here in Boston we know how to dress for the weather.

Of course, you do look awfully cute in those Chucks.

]]> By: janeyruth http://unspeakableaxe.com/?p=149&cpage=1#comment-558 janeyruth Sat, 23 Feb 2008 07:16:13 +0000 http://unspeakableaxe.com/?p=149#comment-558 Ah, those pesky converses! Not designed for wet winter work... http://janeyruthsscreenplays.blogspot.com/ Ah, those pesky converses! Not designed for wet winter work…

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