Thursday, 2 December 2010

Things that Matter.

Why do my legs feel cold as soon as I start drinking beer? Is it because beer makes legs cold, or because I had to go into the cold kitchen to get it? My quest for knowledge on the important issues knows no bounds.

I wish I could stop talking about the bloody cold. It’s becoming as tedious as women, politics, philosophy and my very ordinary life path.

Any suggestions for an interesting topic? Not food, though. I’m no epicure. I eat cheap, simple stuff until I’m full. I wouldn’t know the difference between a pancake and a crepe.

I ordered some suzette,
I said ‘Could you please make that crepe.’

That is a line from a Dylan song, isn’t it? Or is my memory playing tricks?

Did I say I hate snow, politicians and evangelists? And banks. Oh, and getting wet. And cold. Full circle.

6 comments:

KMcCafferty said...

I'm the same way in winter. Prepare thyself for blog posts starting with "I'm drinking tea, and I'm cold."
I love the snow until Christmas. After Christmas, I'm more than done with it. Unfortunately, it doesn't realllllly start snowing here until January.

JJ said...

Same here. We rarely get snow before January. Some winters we have no snow at all. That's what's taken evrybody by surprise. It's also usual in Britain for heavy snowfalls to be short-lived, replaced by either clear, cold weather, or mild, wet weather as the system passes on. To have heavy snow every day for six days is a bit weird. It's snowing hard again as I type.

swati said...

We don't get any snow. The only time I have even held it in my hand was when I went to Switzerland. :(

JJ said...

I suppose there's advantages and disadvantages everywhere. We get the cold weather, but we don't get man-eating bugs leaping on us from the shower curtain.

aceychan said...

haha. right.

JJ said...

You're being enigmatic, Ace. Were you a man-eating bug in your last life, before you became a Scorpio?