Middletown, OH October 19, 2010

48 degrees outside.

Inside the room is warmed by a leopard print lava lamp.

All is lonely, but well.

Columbus, OH August 12, 2010

Even though it was nightfall, the humidity outside the apartment was like a wall of gross. It could not be stopped. It could not be dealt with.

Remain indoors until October rolls around.

Columbus, OH August 10/11, 2010

Google claims humid air.

It forgot about sweaty popliteals and ballsacks.

Columbus, OH August 4, 2010

In the wee hours of the morning the rain began to fall.

In the wee-er hours the lightning struck and the thunder crashed.

In the pre-dawn time an inebriated fellow took a dangerous trek home.

Fare thee well my friend.

Findlay, OH, July 28, 2010

Around 6:30 p.m., a sudden thunderstorm filled the air and a random Sugar Ray song filled the airwaves. Waste time in Walmart until the storm passes while praying that the power won't go out in that scary place.

Englewood, OH/Columbus, OH

Due to traveling the weather went from icey cold to muggy and musty in the span of two hours. It was confusing and then gross.

Also it rained on the concrete steps because of a certain vicious sprinkler. It was out for blood. Or at least some damp pants and shoes.

Findlay, OH

Rain threatened our fair city, but it was just bluffing.

Columbus, OH July 20, 2010

This morning's room temperature was do not leave the bed, with a frostbite warning. Outside it is dangerous for living things to be left in cars, such as babies, kittens, and cantaloupe.

Findlay, OH

A light rain fell on those who sought chinese food. Also, a cloud that looked like lightning appeared on the western horizon. Tomorrow's forecast calls for atonal sight singing and sassy undergrads.

Columbus, OH July 19, 2010

UPDATE: It has been raining and storming for 2 hours straight. Like this:

Sorry it's been a long while. I felt today was worth mentioning.

First the sky looked like this:

And then the rest of the sky got really bright. And then really dark. And then the skies burst open and large women growled at the world and drooled enough to soak all of Columbus.