writing, vacation planning and the weather

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After a week of the best dreary German winter weather (aka the Dawnless Week), we have now those clear cold winter days I absolutely love. And since I was too tired to get any work done on the train to work this morning (that's what watching Sharpe DVDs until past midnight when one has to get up at 6.45 am does to you), I tried to wake up by

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[scribblesinink]

Hee, I'm also busy planning my 2006 holidays! Well, when I'm not catering to the muses' latest whims or reliving old loves, that is. Oh, and the sunrise sounded lovely to read about. I'm sure it was spectacular to see.

[fliewatuet]

I wanted to take a picture of the sunrise this morning (though it wasn't as lovely as the one yesterday) but the card of my digital camera turned out to be full *gah*. Deleting old pictures only lead to a card failure *grumbles*

[scribblesinink]

Oh, that's too bad. I could really do with a pretty sun picture right about now. It has been gray and dreary here all week. Can't even turn off all the lights inside the house during the day or it'll be too gloomy. *hates winter*

[fliewatuet]

My sympathies. That's the weather we had last week. One dawnless day after the other. Dreadful. It became much, much better on Sunday, but it has started to rain on the frozen ground this evening. I just made it home on time and there won't be a lovely sunrise tomorrow morning *sigh*

[fliewatuet]

Oh dear. We had at least some of those sunny though incredibly cold winter days in between.

*sends some sunshine your way, totally selfless of course, because I'll be there next week*

[fliewatuet]

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