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frualeydis) wrote2006-03-21 11:17 am
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I'm not sick
Fortunately. I'm just sick of winter. It's below zero (32f) again and the snow that started to melt on thursday and friday is now rock solid ice. They say it may be a couple of degrees above zero on thursday, but I won't believe it until I see it.
Rewriting chapters is boring as it is, but if there would only be some signs of it getting warmer I would at least be happier because of that.
Rewriting chapters is boring as it is, but if there would only be some signs of it getting warmer I would at least be happier because of that.
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So, what happened to bloody global warming, eh? ;)
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(Anonymous) 2006-03-21 04:55 pm (UTC)(link)Possible English names
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Vintergäck - (Latin family name) Ranunculaceae - (English name) Buttercup
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Eva
Re: Possible English names
Scilla is a name commonly (and somewhat incorrectly) used for several blue early spring flowers. The one I meant is properly called liten vårstjärna, in English Lesser Glory-of-the-snow (Chionodoxa sardensis or Scilla sardensis) and looks like this:
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So, where IS this global warming thingy anyway????
that was a rhetorical question.