Weather

[av8rmike]

I wish I'd had my camera last night. Before rehearsal started, the region was under a tornado watch. People came in talking about how dark the sky was, so I had to run out and take a look. There were huge swirling, black clouds everywhere. tidesong, you'd have loved it.

My left hand hurts. Maybe I can use that to get out of my lesson, because I didn't practice and don't really want to go. I have an eye doctor appointment later, and if there's enough time, I may go bow shopping.

Comments

[gingy.livejournal.com]

Holy cow, I hadn't heard anything about that. However, it rained so hard over here - just out of nowhere, it seemed - that it sounded like hail.

[av8rmike.livejournal.com]

People were walking into rehearsal 10 minutes later, wet and describing "significant hail". Which, to Marylanders, was about pea-sized.

One, back home in PA, I got caught in a storm of Superball-sized hail. That I'd describe as "significant".

[gingy.livejournal.com]

I've seen giant hail before. In the late summer, near when we start harvest in Southern Alberta. The dust from the harvesting goes up and makes the hail. It hurts. A lot.

[tidesong.livejournal.com]

Ooohhh, swirling black clouds! Sounds fun ;)

What'd you do to your left hand? Just fatigue soreness?

[av8rmike.livejournal.com]

Possibly a fatigue/stress combination. It's actually fairly common for me after a long night of practicing without enough breaks. With enough Advil, it goes away by the evening, but as of now it's still bothering me a bit. Truth is, I just don't want to waste my time and money at a lesson tonight.