You See?

[poliphilo]

I woke and there was a sparrow chirping loudly under the window.

"You see, you see, you see."

Well, that's what it sounded like.

What do I see? That it's nest-building time for birds? That Spring is here? Perhaps. But I couldn't not notice that there'd been a snow-fall overnight and, though most of it had melted, there was still a half inch of slushy stuff on the roofs of the cars.

I had a fearful headache. I got up, staggered around a bit, then went back to bed. It's fading now. If there's an upside to having a headache it's that you get such a dreamy, floaty sense of well-being afterwards. I may not be making much sense right now, but I 'm feeling really wonderful.

Comments

[strange-complex.livejournal.com]

Perhaps the sparrow was commenting on your headache? Perhaps he was saying 'You see what happens if you do whatever you did last night.'

This falls down if you went to bed early with a hot cup of cocoa and a good book, of course.

Here, all the crocuses have been pulped down into a mushy smear by recent heavy rain. Not that this is incompatible with it being spring, though - rather, a typical sign of it, I'd say.

[poliphilo.livejournal.com]

No, that's what so unfair- my evening was perfectly blameless.