we wish the pacific northwest had cicadas and fireflies. we've only experienced them once, long, long ago, on a trip to the midwest as a child
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- spidertown.neocities.org/
traitorous fifth column secret fae here to tear apart the human world floorboard by floorboard with my teeth
we are always learning things about the world, and so excited to share them with you
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Hands-down, the best thing about moving from California to Pittsburgh is the fireflies. There's tons of them for, like, two weeks in July. They don't look real; I don't have a better way of describing them, they just look like a 2-D effect was added in post but they're somehow in the actual world.
The second-best thing is the two weeks in March (coming soon!) when All The Flowers bloom and then wither. The third-best is the five days in October when the leaves are bright-ass orange.
People who move to California say they miss the seasons, and I always thought that was bullshit. And I still do, seasons are a bum deal. No one needs three months of sub-freezing temperature where it doesn't even snow. It's the transitions between seasons that are worthwhile.
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