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I'm Anna. 23, living in Raleigh. I love anything involving my family, my boyfriend, and my dog. I love great books, great music, and bare feet. I have a love/hate relationship with chocolate, money, and my bathroom scale. I look forward to traveling the world. I am ravenous for knowledge, information, and words. I was a dedicated English major in college, so reading is my sustenance, and writing is a fickle and sometimes complicated outlet for me, but here on this little blog, I try to wrap my thoughts into something tangible.

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17 February 10

Does anyone remember what it’s like to feel warmth? Or what it’s like to see things in bloom?  I am suddenly having all sorts of trouble remembering what a season other than mother effing freezing (otherwise known as the most miserable North Carolina winter I can remember) feels like. 

The other day, my dad, brother and I were reminiscing about all the long summer days we spent tooling around on the boat, fishing different spots, and me finding the perfect laying-out spot on the bow.  Leisurely cruising through the sound at dusk while dolphins (!!) swam in front of and behind us.  I looked at pictures of when we first got the boat last summer and saw in the background: TREES WITH LEAVES.  I had forgotten that even happened!! Things will bloom again? Breezes will be warm and embracing instead of brutally slicing through my heavy North Face coat at 7 am when I take my dog out?  I might someday be able to take said dog out wearing rainbows?? Shorts, even?? WHAT’S THAT YOU SAY? THERE IS A TIME OF YEAR WHERE I CAN LEAVE THE HOUSE BARE-LEGGED IN A SHORT, FLOWY DRESS??

Surely, you jest.  I don’t beleive anyone who tells me that “spring is on the way” anymore.  This winter has completely shattered my beleif in the possibility of different seasons.  I feel as though I’m eternally stuck in this hellacious ice age with no hope of warmth.  Ever.  I have been cold since October.  The snow was fun, once.  But I’m officially miserable.  I hope I’m wrong.

Themed by Hunson. Originally by Josh