One of the things I miss the most about Chicago is the seasons. Here is AZ we go from warm to hot to really hot, with some rain sprinkled in. Our winter is about 5 days of dreary, cold (high 40's) weather. There's something about the first snowfall of the year -- something magical. But I fly to Chicago to see my mom quite a bit, and I'm always there for January 2nd. (Actually, Mom and I usually spend New Years Eve together.) I like it when I go there and it's really cold because then I can go outside and blow bubbles (the soap kind). They freeze and roll around on the ground. Again, it's magical.
Friday, November 24, 2006
Missing Chicago
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Labels: Chicago, Christmas, holidays, New Years Eve, snow, winter
Black Friday
I hate that it's called "Black Friday." I couldn't tell you why - just that it bugs me. But I do like the sales. I used to be a get-up-at-4-in-the-morning-and-stand-in-line kind of girl, but not anymore. Maybe it's my age, or maybe it's my wisdom. Sleep is not only nice, it's become a necessity. So now I'm a get-up-when-I-can-without-the-alarm-to-go-to-the-sales kind of girl. Of course that means that by the time I get anywhere, (today it was about 7:30) all of the good stuff is gone. Oh well. I still enjoy the feeling of the holidays.
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