Relief
I can’t wait for fall. I love that crisp, cool air, leaves crunching under my feet. I can’t wait to put on my running shoes and take my dog for a jaunt in the autumn air. [I like to pretend I’m a runner, even though I seem to never make time to go anymore. When I’m working only three days a week I’ll have no excuse. Oh, no. Bring on the guilt.]
But then it will get too cold. I’ll complain that I have to walk the dog when it’s freezing. The dog won’t want to go out. [Maybe I’ll buy one of those doggie sweaters for him. Or maybe he won’t be the wimp I think he is, but wouldn’t the pads on his little feet freeze if the concrete is really cold?] I’ll complain that I’m cold all the way into my bones, and nothing I do will make me warm. I’ll take showers that are too hot. My skin will be dry. My lips chapped.
And so the cycle continues. Whatever.
But then it will get too cold. I’ll complain that I have to walk the dog when it’s freezing. The dog won’t want to go out. [Maybe I’ll buy one of those doggie sweaters for him. Or maybe he won’t be the wimp I think he is, but wouldn’t the pads on his little feet freeze if the concrete is really cold?] I’ll complain that I’m cold all the way into my bones, and nothing I do will make me warm. I’ll take showers that are too hot. My skin will be dry. My lips chapped.
And so the cycle continues. Whatever.
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