an eudæmonist

winter’s dragon-voiced storms

This was written by M.F. Corwin, and it was posted on the 7th of March 2009, a Saturday, at 4.03

Generally: quotidian.

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Might be similar to:
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We make the rounds, going from house to office to house to office, from tea to coffee to tea again with fruit and runny syrup. Mostly we talk about the weather. It is a never-ending source of conversation. The weather and health are the sacred fonts of social feeling. One is always cold, or has just caught a cold, or is recovering from having caught a cold. It’s an excellent excuse to practice one’s tenses.

We have winter two times here: once before spring, and then again after spring.

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