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cathy

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Wednesday, May 02, 2007

The trees are trying desperately to give birth to spring.

I know. I shouldn't lament the weather. I, the harbinger of the climate change warnings. The fact is that the warming is not uniform and climate change can actually cause certain places to get cooler. So while we are still freezing here on the edge of eastern Canada, much of Europe is sweating amidst record high temperatures. I know that I write far too much about the weather, but it is a part of what I do. And it has had so much to do with my temperament lately. Does the weather affect your mood?

Thank you for all your posts on the last one. I am happy to be blogging more frequently now.

My song for this post: Mushaboom by Feist. Listen to it. You'll love it.


This entry was posted on Wednesday, May 02, 2007 at 7:12 PM. You can skip to the end and leave a response.

  1. Blogger Berlinbound said:
    3:03 AM  

    I don't think you can write too much about the weather - so don't worry. For the last month, the weather here in Europe has been so bright and warm that it's unnerving.

  1. Anonymous Anonymous said:
    7:57 AM  

    The weather effects everything!!! My mood is so sad when the sun is not shining. I don't think I could ever live in Seattle...They might have to put me in a rubber room. I need that charge.

    Hope you have some sunny days on the way.
    Hugs,
    Connie

  1. Anonymous Anonymous said:
    11:03 AM  

    Cathy,

    next week were getting tamps in the high 70's!

    I keep hearing about Feist and her new CD...I have to take a listen!

  1. Anonymous Anonymous said:
    11:05 AM  

    "getting tamps"

    oops..Can u imagine if i typed in an r next to the T by mistake..( i meant temps) Just call me the typo queen...lol

  1. Blogger Devil Mood said:
    12:05 PM  

    I love Feist - she has a new album now!
    Yes, the weather affects my moods, but I sometimes get really happy with rain and very miserable with very hot days. heheh
    It's strange because the hot temperatures have been in central and northern europe but not over here in the south, where it's been rainy and even cold. So I guess you're right.

  1. Blogger Clare said:
    2:33 PM  

    Hi Cathy

    Thanks for stopping by my blog :).

    We are having awesome weather over here at the moment and I'm sorry to hear you are all freezing over there. I hope some of that sun crosses the pond soon.

  1. Blogger Christopher D. Bate said:
    5:32 AM  

    Weather really gets to me as do the climate concerns. It's stress upon stress. I live in the U.K and it's cold even when it's hot.

  1. Blogger christina said:
    7:56 PM  

    Oh yes, the weather definitely affects my mood and my health. I'm getting a bit nervous about the fact that we haven't had ANY rain in the past 6 weeks. Something's not right. I was just reading that global warning is also blamed for causing the atypical snow/rain/windstorms on the West Coast this past winter.

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