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Sun-shiny day
Apr. 6th, 2006 08:14 amThe weather today is the absolute opposite of what it was the last time I was in ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
caitirin's library with a laptop, which was Tuesday. That day, it was miserable: cold and dark and driving rain, which gave me weather-associated memories that I couldn't place. Today, it's even brighter than it would be if it were just normally sunny, because it snowed last night. We probably got an inch, if even that, but it was the kind with ice under it (which made it a bitch to scrape the car off but is absolutely gorgeous otherwise). So the trees are all coated with a layer of snow-and-ice, which turns all the branches of the leafless ones white, and lays on the evergreens like icing. The sky is a pale but unbroken blue, and driving in to school, with the sun beaming through the icy branches and lighting up the white-limbed trees on the other side of the road, was an experience. Right now, there's a melting tree outside the window where I'm sitting, and with the sun on the other side of it, it sparkles like the whole thing was made of cut glass.
So before buckling down to do homework this morning, I decided to finish redoing the post that the internet ate on Tuesday. I was surprised at how long it actually turned out in Word (2 1/4 pages) and I feel more justified that I was upset over its vanishing. So here it is, the continuation of why I'm making some of my previously-vampiric characters simply immortal, and leaving some of them as vampires.
Note: I would never want to make people think that I think ANYone making vampire characters is bad or stupid or anything like that. This is just somethingcaitirin and I decided, mostly because of certain associations we have with the era of our vampire-fangirlishiness. That out of the way...
( On we go to Simon, Soria, and Nicodemus. )
Phew.
caitirin's library with a laptop, which was Tuesday. That day, it was miserable: cold and dark and driving rain, which gave me weather-associated memories that I couldn't place. Today, it's even brighter than it would be if it were just normally sunny, because it snowed last night. We probably got an inch, if even that, but it was the kind with ice under it (which made it a bitch to scrape the car off but is absolutely gorgeous otherwise). So the trees are all coated with a layer of snow-and-ice, which turns all the branches of the leafless ones white, and lays on the evergreens like icing. The sky is a pale but unbroken blue, and driving in to school, with the sun beaming through the icy branches and lighting up the white-limbed trees on the other side of the road, was an experience. Right now, there's a melting tree outside the window where I'm sitting, and with the sun on the other side of it, it sparkles like the whole thing was made of cut glass.So before buckling down to do homework this morning, I decided to finish redoing the post that the internet ate on Tuesday. I was surprised at how long it actually turned out in Word (2 1/4 pages) and I feel more justified that I was upset over its vanishing. So here it is, the continuation of why I'm making some of my previously-vampiric characters simply immortal, and leaving some of them as vampires.
Note: I would never want to make people think that I think ANYone making vampire characters is bad or stupid or anything like that. This is just something
caitirin and I decided, mostly because of certain associations we have with the era of our vampire-fangirlishiness. That out of the way...( On we go to Simon, Soria, and Nicodemus. )
Phew.
