Weather

[fclbrokle]

I'm someone who thrives on change. The more things stay the same, the more dull they are, in my opinion. I can settle into routines and enjoy them, but only if those routines get mixed up sometimes, only if the individual pieces aren't "and now I do this" but are instead "and now I come up with something interesting." This may, in fact, be part

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[ukelele]

I had a problem with the weather at Mudd myself; I'm not good at noticing that time is passing, and not having seasons really exaggerates that. So yes, I moved from SoCal to Boston in part for the weather.

[gnibbles]

I am appreciating weather more and more. I cannot believe how sad I am that I spent an entire summer and only saw 1 little storm... in the mountains near Austin, TX. It only rains at night here, and by mid-day, all traces of precipitation are erased.

[yashabk]

Hmm...I find the weather near Pasadena to be quite variable. There's fall-colored leaves, snow, beaches, deserts, etc. The thing is that the weather depends more on location than on time, but I might even prefer it that way, because I have more control over where I am than over when I am. Since I've moved from Raleigh to Pasadena, it's gotten a lot easier to get snow.

[hahafaha]

Well, if you like change in weather, certainly go to Boston. I'll spare you the Mark Twain quote about New England weather :-)

[ultrawaffle]

It doesn't compare to the Midwest though. And you people don't have real thunderstorms!