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Mar. 28th, 2005 09:14 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
fredericksIt's raining. It's been raining for most of the day. Heavily.
I usually like it when it rains. The sound of the drops hitting the pavement and my windows is very soothing. Almost erotic. I have this recurring daydream where I'm having the best sex of my life inside a sparsely decorated house with huge bay windows and an open deck during a spring storm.
(And the mass exodus of my friend's list begins...NOW)
What can I say? It's comforting. I find it much more happy to be (me, I guess) when it's cloudy and coming down outside. Forget about thunderstorms. Love 'em. Not so much when they knock out the power, though. My general routine is to lay back on the bed and play some classical. My rule against Romantics can be broken only when its raining - out comes the Rachmaninoff and the Liszt and late Beethoven (so I'm only for the early ones...sue me). Bach's always my go-to guy too: I've been playing Maggie Cole's take on the Chromatic Fantasia and Fugue a lot this weekend (thank you, Queens Library!).
If only I could freeze time for a little while. My headphones are blocking out any outside sounds, I'm drinking some green tea, and I'm chilling with the rain. Schoolwork? Feh! Who needs it?
I usually like it when it rains. The sound of the drops hitting the pavement and my windows is very soothing. Almost erotic. I have this recurring daydream where I'm having the best sex of my life inside a sparsely decorated house with huge bay windows and an open deck during a spring storm.
(And the mass exodus of my friend's list begins...NOW)
What can I say? It's comforting. I find it much more happy to be (me, I guess) when it's cloudy and coming down outside. Forget about thunderstorms. Love 'em. Not so much when they knock out the power, though. My general routine is to lay back on the bed and play some classical. My rule against Romantics can be broken only when its raining - out comes the Rachmaninoff and the Liszt and late Beethoven (so I'm only for the early ones...sue me). Bach's always my go-to guy too: I've been playing Maggie Cole's take on the Chromatic Fantasia and Fugue a lot this weekend (thank you, Queens Library!).
If only I could freeze time for a little while. My headphones are blocking out any outside sounds, I'm drinking some green tea, and I'm chilling with the rain. Schoolwork? Feh! Who needs it?
