choiceabsurdity (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} choiceabsurdity) wrote,@ 2009-04-06 09:08:00 |
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Just my Bennett Luck
My family is victim to an odd coincidence, but alas it happens so much, it is a phenomenon in my book. It seems that any grandiose plan, vacation, day off, or anything highly anticipated that involves any inkling of leisure, inclement weather always meets us, either as a family, or as individuals....like me, today, on my first and only day off after 13 days of work only to be greeted by thunderstorms outside.
From this day forward, I am going to start loving the rain. I'm not going to wear a tall metal and conducting helmet to commemorate this moment in a thunderstorm, but I'm gonna still enjoy the day regardless. Maybe the attitude was the coincidence. I grew up mainly in Texas and when there wasn't tornado warnings, I actually quite enjoyed watching lightning from the back porch with my dad and brother and counting the seconds from the flash until we heard the loud booms of thunder to measure distances.
It was a beautiful day yesterday and would love more of those days, preferably on my days off, but it's not a requirement mother Earth, just a suggestion. Thank you for not killing me with fell trees, tornados, and hurricanes mama Earth and for the record, I thought those days were awesome as well aside from the general fear.
My family is victim to an odd coincidence, but alas it happens so much, it is a phenomenon in my book. It seems that any grandiose plan, vacation, day off, or anything highly anticipated that involves any inkling of leisure, inclement weather always meets us, either as a family, or as individuals....like me, today, on my first and only day off after 13 days of work only to be greeted by thunderstorms outside.
From this day forward, I am going to start loving the rain. I'm not going to wear a tall metal and conducting helmet to commemorate this moment in a thunderstorm, but I'm gonna still enjoy the day regardless. Maybe the attitude was the coincidence. I grew up mainly in Texas and when there wasn't tornado warnings, I actually quite enjoyed watching lightning from the back porch with my dad and brother and counting the seconds from the flash until we heard the loud booms of thunder to measure distances.
It was a beautiful day yesterday and would love more of those days, preferably on my days off, but it's not a requirement mother Earth, just a suggestion. Thank you for not killing me with fell trees, tornados, and hurricanes mama Earth and for the record, I thought those days were awesome as well aside from the general fear.
