Welcome to the Sunny Day
Dec. 1st, 2003 09:41 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dotintheskyIt's the most beautiful day in London's history. It's sunny and bright outside. People in the tube were wearing shorts and t-shirts, smiling into their newspapers. Nobody can believe that this Monday is suddenly warm as a mid-summer day.
I watched the news before I left home. They were just as amazed as me. Nobody can quite explain this sudden change in the weather, but everyone's loving it. They are expecting a lot of people to call in sick today, or take the day off. The parks are going to get filled with sunbathers, the streets full of shoppers and strollers. I'm thinking of going for a walk by the Thames on my lunch break, watching people swim in the waters. And I'd like to thank Global Warming for making this possible.
News programmes on television were also showing crowds of Goths congregating in Camden Town, throwing their black clothes into fires and putting on floral prints. Punk kids were taking their piercings off their faces and sharing giant mugs of fruit juice. Some children were dancing. One of the reporters joined the celebrations and chucked his microphone into the fire. I don't know what happened next because they lost transmission.
I'm sitting in my office, already hoping for my lunch break. I'm wearing a T-shirt, shorts and sandals. I might forego all previous behaviour and put on a Grateful Dead cd. And if I lit up a joint, I'm sure I wouldn't be punished.
Now I must go play some Tetris and wait for this brilliant day to be over.
I watched the news before I left home. They were just as amazed as me. Nobody can quite explain this sudden change in the weather, but everyone's loving it. They are expecting a lot of people to call in sick today, or take the day off. The parks are going to get filled with sunbathers, the streets full of shoppers and strollers. I'm thinking of going for a walk by the Thames on my lunch break, watching people swim in the waters. And I'd like to thank Global Warming for making this possible.
News programmes on television were also showing crowds of Goths congregating in Camden Town, throwing their black clothes into fires and putting on floral prints. Punk kids were taking their piercings off their faces and sharing giant mugs of fruit juice. Some children were dancing. One of the reporters joined the celebrations and chucked his microphone into the fire. I don't know what happened next because they lost transmission.
I'm sitting in my office, already hoping for my lunch break. I'm wearing a T-shirt, shorts and sandals. I might forego all previous behaviour and put on a Grateful Dead cd. And if I lit up a joint, I'm sure I wouldn't be punished.
Now I must go play some Tetris and wait for this brilliant day to be over.
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on 2003-12-01 07:27 am (UTC)no subject
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on 2003-12-01 07:47 am (UTC)you fell straight into it! Must be because you are at home and still needing a cuppa coffee.
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on 2003-12-01 07:49 am (UTC)do alot of people still drink tea there?
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on 2003-12-01 07:52 am (UTC)i forgot you don't drink coffee.
tea is much better anyways.
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on 2003-12-01 07:52 am (UTC)no subject
on 2003-12-01 08:30 am (UTC)yum!
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on 2003-12-01 08:37 am (UTC)the sad thing about me maybe moving there is you prolly won't be there anymore because I can't do iot for like a year because I have to save up and stuff..it's a lot of money
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on 2003-12-01 08:46 am (UTC)no subject
on 2003-12-01 08:55 am (UTC)Love you darling xoxox
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on 2003-12-01 09:02 am (UTC)xo