Thursday, January 1, 2015

January 2


Along with a new year came a day of cold winter wind. The barometer is on the rise after the storm of two days ago, and we look forward to a stretch of cold January temperatures with blustery days and clear, still nights.

We are assaulted by a January wind unlike a summer breeze. I’m not referring to the temperature, of which the difference is obvious enough. The winter wind presses against with more force in a way that no comparable summer breeze can muster. The physicists will tell us that cold air, being more dense, has more molecules in a given volume, and so a twenty mile per hour winter breeze in every sense hits us with more punch. I believe them.

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