Fahrenheit 451
My three least favorite words in the English language are hazy, hot, and humid—which sucks for me since it’s been about a zillion degrees here in Boston since Saturday. It may not technically be summer yet, but outside it feels like the Inferno. I hate it.
Truth is, I don’t really like summer. It is something to be endured, not enjoyed. Maybe it’s my morlock-like alabaster skin tone. Maybe it’s all that British blood running through my veins. Or maybe I just prefer not to roast like a stuck pig whenever I set foot outside. Whatever the reason, I hate the heat. Give me a cold, gray, rainy day any time.
You need to know this in order to appreciate the magnitude of my martyrdom this past weekend when I agreed to go to the beach with Penny and Ethan. And here’s my dirty little secret: I didn’t hate it. That’s a long way from liking it, I’ll grant you, but anything that makes Penny and Ethan happy is okay in my book.
Did you just admit to liking the BEACH?! Mark this date on your calendars, folks!