<p>aww i miss starbucks.... down with bolivian coffee! haha jk its actually pretty good
plans for spring break? a never-ending cycle of sleeping and eating.</p>
<p>how fun</p>
<p>but that IS fun!
sleeping is such a luxury...</p>
<p>i can faintly remember what sleeping feels like!
i THINK it was nice...but then again my memory of sleeping fades away</p>
<p>rar</p>
<p>lol if i try too long to think about what sleeping feels like (or think about anything for that matter), I'm going to fall asleep! </p>
<p>I can't even sleep late on weekends because I know that if I didn't wake myself up, I'd sleep until 3pm.</p>
<p>haha. im sleeping so much 2nd semester =P i love it. like 10 hours a nite oh baby!</p>
<p>I agree phil, texas really sucks. SO ugly. and what's with this weird weather we're having? it goes from hot to cold so rapidly... blah</p>
<p>It can't make up it's freakin' mind. And it's killin' my 'robe. One day I'll pull out a hoodie and they next I'm busting out the flip flops and Hawaiian shorts. Geez. Give me seasons. Real ones, por favor.</p>
<p>lol do you want real seasons that seem to last too long...
it's 30 degrees right now you wanna trade???</p>
<p>I guess texas weather is better than 30 degrees.... but still, I bring my jacket to school and then when we get out its like extremely hot or something. And its all rainy and stuff here today, where it was nice and sunny a day before. WHATS UP WITH THIS? lol</p>
<p>At least you know what you'll be we each day, though. I woke up today thinking it would be a short-sleeve day, but I ended up having to change halfway through the morning. Stupid weather...</p>
<p>Right now is the best weather of the year! I'm trying to enjoy it as much as possible, cause in less than a month it'll be hitting the 100 degree mark.</p>
<p>silmon - doesnt the 70 degree weather feel REALLY REALLY hot for some reason?! ahhh!!!! i thot it was 90 and the high was like a 74. im dying :(</p>
<p>shrek...I thought that the 70 degree weather was cold..lol...I'm still sleeping in blankets and praying for the day it hits the high eighties.</p>
<p>must be nice in arizona</p>
<p>I love it! The weather makes even ASU look somewhat appealing.</p>
<p>it's nice here, but no where near a sunny 70 degrees lol! :p</p>
<p>I know wat you mean, shrek. I felt like I was roasting inside my car (well, my moms car, but I was the chauffeur for the day). Oh well, at least it was windy this morning, so it didnt feel warm until the afternoon.</p>
<p>I'm sure that there is a scientific explanation that I'm too lazy to look up or that I heard and forgot about, but I think in general women feel colder than men. During winter my sister is practically begging for the heat to be turned up at night, even though I'm fine in my bed.</p>
<p>Yeah, ASU does look more appealing, until you realize that there is a very good reason that its weather so closely resembles ours- and I'm sure you can guess what that reason is.</p>
<p>I've heard that too silmon, but women have more body fat, so I dont know how all that factors in. </p>
<p>In any case, all you warm-weathered people, enjoy your sunny warm days because at princeton right now, it's 30 degrees and there's probably some snow still on the ground. </p>
<p>...yet somehow I think all of you want that >.< unfathomable</p>
<p>My philosophy on weather and climates - everyone wants to be somewhere different from where they are. People in hot places complain beacuse it's too hot and people in the northeast complain about it being too cold. If you move to another climate because you think it's ideal, you'll just grow used to it and it won't seem that wonderful.</p>
<p>Yea I already knew that.
I like new york and I don't mind the weather here, but four years is a great amount of time to spend in a different climate and not get sick of it.</p>