82 degrees
Dec. 24th, 2006 01:55 pmThis is the first time I've really realized what it means to live in the sub-tropics. It was about 82 degrees Fahrenheit yesterday. We went into the pool and swam around for an hour, and then walked home, not shivering, still wearing our wet swimsuits. Two days before Christmas.
Later we went down to Winter Park Village for dinner and a movie, and some of the stores were blowing fake snow out on top of the pedestrians, but it melted weirdly and smelled and tasted like soap bubbles. Also, we found a Japanese toy shop / comic book shop called "Uberbot".
The best part of the evening was going to see The History Boys. Highly recommended if you like humour, British cinema, queer cinema, cute school boys, and/or half the cast of the Harry Potter movies getting the opportunity to do some very different acting roles.
Later we went down to Winter Park Village for dinner and a movie, and some of the stores were blowing fake snow out on top of the pedestrians, but it melted weirdly and smelled and tasted like soap bubbles. Also, we found a Japanese toy shop / comic book shop called "Uberbot".
The best part of the evening was going to see The History Boys. Highly recommended if you like humour, British cinema, queer cinema, cute school boys, and/or half the cast of the Harry Potter movies getting the opportunity to do some very different acting roles.