A year is a long time.
Jan. 1st, 2021 09:23 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ffloWhen you've been around for quite a few of 'em, and, say, winter rolls around again, or Spring, it's easy to be fooled by how well we know this new thing, how familiar; surely it wasn't long ago we were welcoming the first short-sleeve day, or reluctantly telling the cats we can't leave the windows open all day, or all night, or both.
But, I mean, maybe this long long not-even-a-year since staying home, tho--- maybe it seems even longer than it's been, since it was quite a while before that that I was last having people over, letting people in.
The trick is in not caring. But caring is necessary for healing.
Enough of that hot air, how'ever. Here's the main year-end card I sent out this year:
It's from my window, during the polar vortex of what I thought was maybe '18 or '17, but turns out it was '19.
A year is a long time.
But, I mean, maybe this long long not-even-a-year since staying home, tho--- maybe it seems even longer than it's been, since it was quite a while before that that I was last having people over, letting people in.
The trick is in not caring. But caring is necessary for healing.
Enough of that hot air, how'ever. Here's the main year-end card I sent out this year:
It's from my window, during the polar vortex of what I thought was maybe '18 or '17, but turns out it was '19.
A year is a long time.
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