Thirty degrees today, here in southwest Ohio. A veritable heatwave compared to the subzero and single-digit temps we’ve experienced of late. It also snowed here for a couple of hours — big, fat flakes — but, weirdly, none of it much stuck to the ground. Maybe because the temps were close to cresting above freezing, the flakes simply melted when they touched down. I dunno, I’m no Phil Connors, and I’m not invested enough to look it up. Regardless, one day it will be warm enough, for long enough, for the snow to melt. But today wasn’t it.
READING: SOFT CORE, Brittany Newell
LISTENING: THE RISE AND FALL OF A MIDWEST PRINCESS, Chappell Roan
RANDOM THOUGHT: The size between medium and large is not called “schmedium”, as too many on the web would have you believe. It’s called largium.