“It was one of those March days when the sun shines hot and the wind blows cold: when it is summer in the light, and winter in the shade.”
Charles Dickens
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Elizabeth says
Sun shing and the wind blowing cold…perfectly describes today, at least in DC! That wise Mr. Dickens.
the NEO-traditionalist says
Elizabeth — Doesn’t it describe today PERFECTLY? I nearly died when I found it this morning. Oh Charles, what a talent he was : )
Jane says
perfect for nyc too! i had this very thought on my way to work, but of course couldn’t put these words to it. xx
the NEO-traditionalist says
Jane — Oh please, Dickens has nothing on your eloquence : ) Miss you! XO
Mademoiselle Deva says
oo wow! so beautiful! couple of days ago we had a weather like that! Today it’s snowing and it’s super cold!
Alexandra says
I’m glad there’s some consolation from Dickens on the crazy March weather! (We had white-out snow conditions in the morning, and then it all melted in the afternoon!)
Caroline says
Beautiful!!
Caroline
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Livi says
what a prefect quote. that is how i feel about the weather right now. love your blog.
passport in my pocket says
A perfect quote for a day like today! Just hiked with the dogs :) thanks for sharing the wisdom of Dickens.
Adriana says
what literature is this pulled from? I really like it
Adriana says
Never mind! I found out it’s an excerpt from Great Expectations
the NEO-traditionalist says
I’m glad you found out Adriana—it actually didn’t specify where I found it and I was wondering the same thing! XO