The second season
Don't believe anyone who tells you that Chicago has four seasons. I used to believe it myself, but now that I've lived in other places during different parts of the year I know that the old joke about Chicago having only two seasons (winter - and construction) is probably more accurate. Chicago's weather always seems to jump from extremely cold to extremely hot and back again, without much time for transition. One day a blizzard, the next day the beach.
But this weekend, we did have a couple of days that truly seemed like spring! And to prove it, the trees started budding - and I even saw plum blossoms, which I remember fondly from Japan (although うめ usually appear around February or March in many areas of Japan - yes, winter is long in Chicago).
The city is finally coming out of hibernation!
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3 Comments:
Isn't it great?! I can't remember ever seeing spring in Chicago...it's usually still snowing in April.
By Huckle Cat, at 5:11 PM
Hi Dory,
I hope it's warming up for you now! I hate winter (^-^)
By v_horizon, at 9:25 PM
Hi hc,
No kidding! Although I wouldn't rule out the possibility of snow in May...
By v_horizon, at 9:26 PM
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