If you don’t live in a pollen infested place, you can’t possibly understand the wreck that pollen invokes. It is disgusting. Molly sent me an email the other day that while she was sitting outside at panera in the ATL stealing wireless internet she kept having to wipe her screen clean because the yellow build up happened almost immediately. At the lake a couple of weeks ago I watched my uncle’s eye glasses slowly turn yellow until he had to take them off and clean them in order to see. My parent’s front porch, which is normally black, is now a pale buttercup.
Everyone’s car has a yellow film over it. If you pour water out onto the ground you get a yellow puddle. Or, actually I guess you get a puddle of water with a yellow film over it.
APPARENTLY, I’ve been told that this yucky yellow coating pollen is not the pollen that gives you allergies. It has been explained to me that if the pollen is big enough for you to see it, it is too big for you to breathe in. I’m not sure if I believe this, but this is what I have been told. Question everything.
All I do know is that some sort of pollen, whether it is this big yellow stuff or some unseen pollen floating around, has been making me feel poorly. Sore throat, always thirsty congested in neck sort of poorly. I’m hoping this goes away soon.
We need a good rain to wash all this yellowness away. But it needs to rain before monday, then be beautiful and sunny for the rest of the week.
Whose excited about the Masters? I AM!
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I don’t know if it is the pollen you can see or not, all I know is that I woke up this morning and could barely breath. So I say bring on the rain.
it needs to rain before but not on April 13-14. otherwise we should change the wedding colors to yellow and pale green.
I miss your wit. I miss Georgia in the Spring. On the bright side, CBS will make me feel at home, even if for a few short hours next weekend.
T
Shouldn’t you change your doggie pic to Briscoe now??
JP – I feel your pain. I woke up last night coughing to death and then slept through my alarm. Not Awesome.
Jessica – I’ve been doing ritualistic sacrifices to the gods to make sure it does rain that weekend.
Tony – We miss you too! So much! Georgia is very pretty right now. I’ll wave at you through the television.
Faris – Bella was here before Briscoe and here she will stay. I was established under this picture of Bella, and I don’t really have a lot of desire to change it, but just don’t tell briscoe. She might get her feelings hurt. But Briscoe will never replace Bella. 🙂