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[listersgirl]

February!

I don't know why I'm excited, though. It's not like February is the most exciting of months. In fact, around here February is pretty much the least favourite of months, what with the cold and the snow and the lack of holidays. Still, for some reason I'm rather fond of February this year, at least for the moment.

I did really well on my January resolution. Gold star for me! I mean, I actually went to bed earlier, and got more sleep, for the majority of days. I'm still tired all the time, but I think that's more a function of when I have to get up and the fact that my body refuses to accept that 6am is morning. I'll take what I can get, though.

My February resolution is to write more of my silly NaNovel. Because I was doing so not particularly well, and then I just gave up! That's not on. I mean, the giraffes had just shown up. So, yeah.

I tried my humidifier last night (See? I can buy things in less than a year. Sometimes). I don't know if it made any difference, but that was just the first night. It was pretty loud at first, but I think I got used to it -- it's hard to tell, because I wake up so often these days. It could have been the noise, or it could have just been me. I have high hopes, though.

Finally: Hypothetically, if I were to take a trip to, say, London* and environs, what would be the nicest time of year to visit?

And I'm done.

*England, that is, not Ontario.

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[sanity-clause.livejournal.com]

I was in London various times from September to February 2002/2003, and I can say that it rained almost every time I was there. Some clear nights once in a while.. But there was a stretch of weather in January that was really nice - I walked around parks that were sunny and full of people playing rugby and soccer, and camped out on deck chairs reading, and thought of all the miserable snow back home.. So what does that tell you? Uh, go now? (Really, aren;'t you just going to be heading to Leicester Square for cheap tickets anyway? ;)

I *can* tell you that Paris was *bloody brilliant* in September, and I recommend that to anyone. After October hit, it was just as on-and-off miserable as London, but *damn* September was good!

[listersgirl]

You know, I have very little interest in going to Paris. I mean, if someone wanted to send me, I'd totally go, but even though people keep raving about it I just don't have the enthusiasm.

And yes, there would be cheap tickets being purchased for at least part of the time. :)