November?

Why doesn't Young Girl Summer quit being a bitch and let Old Man Winter have his time to reign? I'm so tired of this heat literally. I get out into the heat of NOVEMBER and it drains. It drains me physically, I'm so exasperated from all the damn heat that I want to give up and go back indoors where I belong apparently. I was thinking that it would be a good time to go outside and run around the football field, but wait, it's still 85 degrees outside, I'm not going out there to sweat like a pig. But it's November even! I'm so ready to move outta here. I don't know what's up with this Global Warming deal, but I'm starting to believe it to a reality. In the eighties there were many records set for high temps in Texas, and that was before "Ozone Layer" and "Global Warming" become buzz-words. My point? Time to move outta Texas and lay guilt upon my mother for ever moving me here and me waiting to long to leave. I already miss Boston with it's cold mornings and fall foliage.

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