Did I just see a SNOWFLAKE?!?!?!?!?!?!?

:shock: :shock: :shock:
Must be just a dust bunny, cleverly hiding as one...

On the other hand, I saw a Salvation Army Santa asking for donations in the financial district last week. What happened to Thanksgiving? Is it no longer a holiday and we go straight to Christmas? I'm not playing by these rules, my Russian soul is used to turkey before the fruit cake...

I think I saw a snowflake too. I always loved running around trying to catch them on my tongue. It reminds me of those 7-11 slurpies that I love so much. One time on 7th Street I was running up and down and all over catching the snowflakes in my mouth. Then some very mean unruly child threw a snow ball and hit me right in the mouth, knocking me to the ground and nearly sending me unconscious.

goddamint i am going to be glued to my window looking for this now. I expect someone to report here if there is more than one flake!!!

There were actual (very) minor snow flurries in evidence in Crown Heights, um- Eastern and Franklin. Y'all slope-heads need to head east, I guess...

Well.. It is cold enough to snow this evening. I haven't seen any snow flakes.

yes they've been coming down off and on all day

ugh. winter.

oh cheer up potter. blizzards! christmas lights! sidewalk santas! mucky dirty snow that f**ks up your shoes!

ugh. winter.

my studio landlords are stingy with heat. personally, i'm only really comfortable between 74 and 77. i don't like wearing a lot of clothes. really, i should live in santa barbara

malibu is sounding good right now. or anguila. hurricane season is pretty much over.

malibu, your house burns down.

anguilla, hurricanes will still come next year.

i would like to find a place with the right temp all year round, no earthquakes, tornadoes, hurricanes, scorpions and tarantulas, etc. i have heard there is a city in the philippines like this but i don't remember the name (too bad i never went to get my dual citizen-ship, as i was born at clark air base).

pacific coast of mexico?

i am still a huge fan of the caribbean, hurricanes or not. but yeah, pacific coast of mexico might very well work.

and the forecast is? snow flurries for thursday and friday! and friggin' cold!

swell

My remedy for the long winter takes a few steps, but works like a charm:

1) drape your windows, so you can't see what's going on outside
2) turn the heater on high, getting temperature to good 80F
3) Play Cuban music
4) watch Netflix while eating strawberry ice cream
5) pray for the summer to come back soon