Michael Nagle for The New York Times
Isn’t that pretty? And cold. Very very cold. Gosh it’s lovely to be in Sydney . . .
So good to not be in NYC
Justine Larbalestier
The various writings of Justine Larbalestier
Michael Nagle for The New York Times
Isn’t that pretty? And cold. Very very cold. Gosh it’s lovely to be in Sydney . . .
It’s not that cold! Ok maybe it is. Erm… at least we’ve proven the weatherman’s not always wrong? Trying and failing to defend a really cold NYC.
Oh poo. Here in Detroit-area we just got 8-10″ of new snow. The trees and bushes look gorgeous, especially the ones lit with Christmas lights under the snow blanket.
Brent: I’m really really really glad I’m not in Detroit! 🙂
Geez, Justine. We’re always so nice to you in Detroit!
(Granted, it was about minus-300 on your first visit this year, and we got 42 inches of rain the second time, and we did sort of eliminate your Liberty from the playoffs, but we’re still nice!)
It is very the opposite in Brisbane. Very very the opposite. How’s it in Sydney?
I can has three feet of snow? Oh wait I already has. It’s about -20C out here. And what’s up with the sun setting at 4:15 in the AFTERNOON?
SIGH.
The weatherpersons are calling it ‘snowmageddon’.
It’s really not all that funny.
ZOMG, I so wish I was there. Unfortunately it’s supposed to warm up in the next couple of days, so all that beautiful snow will probably be gone by the time Andrea and I get there on Christmas Eve.